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Originally Posted by
patrickBOOTH 
I have never touched an android phone. Do I think my iPhone is better than the android? Yes. Yes, I do.
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Typical Apple fan

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Originally Posted by
patrickBOOTH 
On the other side of the fence, there are extreme haters of Apple who are extremely annoying.
I have never claimed not to be annoying.
It's a bit like watching a religious debate. You have the cultists who believe their leadership can do no wrong (fanbois). Then you have the hardcore athiests who consider them mindless sheep (Android users). Both are irritating. Most of the population is somewhere in the middle.
iPhone 5 is the best option for me at the moment, so that's what I have. Doesn't mean I'm going to ignore it's shortcomings. Doesn't mean I don't realize that for other people, Android is the better option.
Insofar as hating Apple, I don't hate their products; if I hate anything, it's the fact that they cultivate the aforementioned culture (see the old Mac vs. PC ads). No one has ever become cool because of the computer/smart phone they purchased.
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Originally Posted by
JMRouse 
I guess my point is that this is not as prevalent of an issue as the stereotype holds. Are there these people? Yes, of course. I used to have a boss who was definition of a "smug Apple user." That doesn't mean it's a refection of the "Apple fanbase at large" as you stated.
Well, apparently Samsung considers them prevalent enough to direct an entire marketing campaign towards them (as much as I dislike Samsung, I have to admit that I like the new commercial).