In recent years there has been any acts of passion of some users for their gadgets. It is common to see long lines at Apple stores with the launch of a new device or find bids with disproportionate numbers to get prototypes or relics of the technological world. The most apocalyptic about the technological world have warned that users begin to show affectionate behaviors for their devices closer to the world around them. Although it may seem a disproportionate charge, some data starts to agree with that assessment.The study, conducted by the casino RoxyPalace.com, we analyzed the degree of affinity and dependency that users have with the 'tablets'. The most striking feature is that 3 percent of respondents said that their partner would change if you regalasen an iPad 3. The Apple device has earned the love of a 3 per cent of users, which fugarían without looking back with this device. 4 percent would do the same with 'tablets' of other brands.
If 3 percent of people who have a partner would be willing to give it an iPad, in the case of singles there's more interest in the Apple device. The survey says that 11 percent of users prefer to buy the new iPhone before you spend that money on finding new partners. Although the study does not materialize, these users seem to see on the iPad a safer investment than chance on love.
This data presents the 'tablets' as a potential love rival, but by the moments are more complementary. Among respondents, 44 percent stated that once an app has been used in these devices to "solve a problem in your relationship" and 15 percent are using their 'tablet' on a daily basis to seek advice on their relationship partner. Thus, the 'tablet' can also be an aid for the couple.
These data are, at best, curious and show interest, sometimes excessive, users of the 'tablets', which have gained market share and a "bit" from the heart of more than one. apple,Gadgets,iPad,partner,tablet,Technology
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