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iPhone users get more sex than BlackBerry and Android users

News - By: pdaBlast! Staff - August 10, 2010


If you compare iPhone users to Android and BlackBerry users, do the iPhone users get more sex? According to the dating site OKCupid they do. The folks at OKCupid performed an experiment and they published the results.

The experiment:

We collected 552,000 example user pictures.
We paired them up and asked people to make snap judgments, like so:
We collated these millions of judgments with the time of day each picture was taken, what the shutter speed was, and so on. Almost all modern cameras embed this stuff in a special header, called EXIF data.
We made graphs.


As you can see from the graph above they determined that iPhone users have more sex. Real scientific right? The survey data was from 30 year old smartphone users so it doesn't really represent everyone.

They also said that iPhone users have more sexual partners. Who knows what that means.



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