“Compared with iPhone owners, Android owners are less likely to shop with their phone, use it to browse the Internet, or watch video with their phone,” Nicholas Carlson writes for Business Insider.

“Why do Android owners even bother buying smartphones?” Carlson writes. “Probably because they don’t actually buy them.”

Carlson writes, “Search for ‘Free Android Phone’ sometime. I just did, and amid all the offers from carrier I even found this ad from Domino’s pizza.”

Domino's Pizza Free Android phone

Hilarity.

iPhone owners, Carlson writes, “spend money to get a personal computer in their pocket. Android owners, for the most part, are just looking for a new cellphone, and will take whatever is handed to them at the store that doesn’t cost any extra money.”

Read more in the full article here.

MacDailyNews Take: We carried an article yesterday that asked, “Where are the Android users?

There are many answers to that question, including:
• Repeatedly driving around the block burning $4 gas, looking for that one empty spot with a paid-up parking meter.
• Joining CD-of-the-month clubs, copying them, then selling the original CDs.
• Filling their pockets with ketchup, salt, pepper, and sugar packets at McDonald’s.
• Practicing how to surreptitiously and quickly peel off and transfer price tags.
• Ferreting toilet paper out of the office bathroom for home use.

Feel free to add your own in the Comments below.

As we wrote last November:

Android can have the Hee Haw demographic. Apple doesn’t want it or need it; it’s far more trouble than it’s worth.

[Thanks to MacDailyNews readers too numerous to mention individually for the heads up.]

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