having opened up the vlog to crowdsourced content, this week’s topic has been selected by @wallrat who posed the question “can android boys date iphone girls?”.
i know it’s a question so many of you have spent hours wide awake pondering at night. so i’ve taken an objective view and have recorded my findings for you here, my friends. please, no need to thank me.
really hoping this “crowdsourcing” thing takes off, i hear it’s pretty hot right now 
help me out and suggest a topic in the comments below. the funnier the better, i don’t have dignity, it’s fine!
apologies for the delay in getting this posted, consider myself officially told off given your tweets and emails. it won’t happen again.
thursday hugs, M xox
bri says:
Hmmm,
haven’t you got this the wrong way round?
For years, you gals have been saying that only women can multitask.
As only a handful of apple apps allow this, shouldn’t ALL girls be on android?
But speaking as an android guy, yeah sure… you could date an android guy! Laughter is important in a relationship…. and he’d be laughing at you!!
July 22, 2010 at 4:14 pm
George says:
Does an iPhone user even want to be seen close to an android phone?
And Mel Keep the voice parts in
July 22, 2010 at 10:01 pm
Martin says:
Interesting topic …. if I flp this on it’s head and look at it the other way round …
A girl running a custom build of X on her droid against somebody running a jailbreaked iPhone .. well there is no competition … the droid is going to win every time!
Also just a reminder about tomorrow’s 5pm beer Friday Facetime
July 23, 2010 at 12:09 am
@JFK_1980 says:
You shouldn’t even be thinking about dating any boys without iPhones! Go and sit in the corner and think about what you’ve done.
July 30, 2010 at 3:55 pm
Dave Nattriss says:
Shame you also forgot that Androids, like all other phones, have batteries you can swap in emergencies. They have mini/micro-USB sockets so no annoying proprietary cables/adaptors. They take memory cards, so you’re not stuck with the amount of storage your device comes with. They can do OS (operating system) updates OTA (over the air) and have Google cloud syncing, so you don’t ever need to actually own a PC (or Mac) to use one. They allow full multitasking, wi-fi tethering, remote control (Chrome-to-phone), you get a choice of tens of different handsets with the form factor, screen resolution, other hardware features, and crucially the cost, to suit you.
Ultimately Android devices are efficient, varied and versatile, whereas iOS devices are fussy, expensive and selfish. Hmm… remind you of the differences between boys and girls?
August 15, 2010 at 1:33 pm