Is the iphone considered a computer?

 

What do you answer if you have a windows based phone?

Is the iphone considered a computer?

 

What do you answer if you have a windows based phone?

 

Yes.

PC

Dell Laptop when I'm at home.Iphone when I'm away from home.

I haven't used a desktop PC in a couple of years.

Dell Laptop when I'm at home. Iphone when I'm away from home.

I haven't used a desktop PC in a couple of years.

 

But if you were really cool...you'd be surfing the web on vinyl.

Yes.

PC

Then what qualifies as other? Blackberry phones and android devices?

In my answer I was thinking phones as other.

Then what qualifies as other? Blackberry phones and android devices?

 

Yes.

There are quite a few "others"...not just other phones.

 

Linux or Unix based OS'es are becoming increasingly popular.

 

Androids OS is technically built on a Linux kernel. So if an Android is your answer, other would be your choice.

 

Even androids own OS, which is still called Chrome, even though it is completely integrated in the web is built on a Linux core.

Samsung Galaxy

It's really about 60/40 in favor of PC. Mac is at work.

Opposite for me. I'm on my macbook now, running OS-X Lion. When I want to get work done, depending on what I am doing, I either switch to my Toshiba i7 (which runs circle around any Mac I've seen for the same money), my Dell Latitude D610 running Ubuntu, or reboot this computer in Windows 7 Pro 32, Windows XP, or Windows Server 2008 (32). Obviously, a Windows based PC is my primary.

Lenova Laptop

 

Ipad

 

Android HTC sensation