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Published on June 5th, 2012 | by Elizabeth Quaglieri

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iPhone vs. Android: What your Smartphone-of-Choice Says About You.

Based on over 80 million responses, Hunch blog has complied a rather…intriguing…analysis, and snazzy infographic, of smartphone users- highlighting the trends and differences between iPhone and Android users. What do you think? If you use a smartphone, do you relate to a smartphone-specific trend? How accurate/inaccurate are the findings?

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Elizabeth Quaglieri Elizabeth Quaglieri is currently pursuing her dual-Master's in Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon University and in Cultural Economics from the University of Bologna. Elizabeth has been involved with various arts communities and organizations in the for-profit, not for profit, and federal sectors. Her interest in urban revitalization through the arts is a product of her undergraduate training in Art History, specifically in architecture and landscape studies; her graduate studies in creative economies; and her involvement with the vibrant arts community in her home city of Portland, Maine. Elizabeth currently lives in Italy.

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so my smartphone is droid but my mind is ios!
Jason

They forgot: “iOS owners – 99% more likely to conduct badly designed survey and try to cover that up with snazzy graphics”
Elizabeth

The results do seem to dub the iPhone as the high brow choice. It reminds me of “The Approval Matrix” (high brow vs. low brow) in New York Magazine.

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