In , Meanie suggested:
Thank you for pointing out the distinction.
In both cases though, the distinction is that the *personality* of the person who choose one platform over the other is distinctly different.
HOG vs Beemer vs RICER (totally different personalities & affluence levels) iOS vs Android (completely different personalities in most cases)
It's sort of like the difference in personality between some guy who asks What synthetic oil does BMW tell me to put in my bimmer?
Anyone who even *asks* that question should get the answer that you should only put in LL-01 certified oil (depending on the model year) and nothing else (which knocks out perfectly good oils simply because they're not certified).
But a person who asks simply "what oil do you use" gets a different answer, that has a bit more detail such as API quality levels and SAE viscosity constraints and cost/composition considerations (given there are multiple "types" of motor oils that meet API and SAE needs at the base level).
My point is that the iOS user and Android user personality follows the same pattern that you can tell, from the question, what the user *wants* to hear as the answer.
One wants to feel "safe" by the answer; the other just wants the correct answer.
Thanks for correcting the trademarking of the distinctive tailpipe sound. I had always thought that a rather unusual request for respite from competition.
I think my ego is quite secure, but you're welcome to attack my facts. I learn from what others say and I'm not afraid to state the facts.
Look above to see who is actually whining.
I presented verifiable facts in my answer to Erilar for example. Where are yours to support your (completely wrong) answer to Erilar?
If you can't tell us that my facts are wrong, then your answer to her was dead wrong - and therefore you did her a disservice.