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Or you can tell where university students are. Checking Atlanta, GA, you can see where Spellman college and Georgia Tech are. Check Seattle, WA, and you can see
by sswezey 13y ago
Or you can tell where university students are. Checking Atlanta, GA, you can see where Spellman college and Georgia Tech are. Check Seattle, WA, and you can see very clearly where UW is.
Also, in Savannah, GA, you can look and you'll see a lot of iPhones in the "projects".
This is a neat project, but it's not as clearcut as the author is trying to make it out to be.
- stephengillie 13y agoIn Seattle, it's interesting to see Downtown a sea of Blackberrys surrounded by iPhones. More Blackberrys and iPhones in Bellevue. Like you said, UW is another cluster of iPhones and so is Seatac airport. But the rest of the area is Android. Tacoma looks just like the surrounding region, despite being WA state's 2nd largest city (tied with Spokane).
- bentcorner 13y agoI don't see Blackberrys at all - those are very likely Windows Phones (considering the proximity to Redmond).
- clauretano 13y agoI'm not seeing it. It's a sea of red in downtown Seattle (and up into Lower Queen Anne i.e. where the Space Needle is). Yeah there's some purple in there but as it has been pointed out, surely those are Windows Phone devices. The neighborhoods south of downtown do appear to be majority Android, which does agree with the assertions of The Atlantic.
- stephengillie 13y agoWhere was it pointed out that these purple dots are likely Windows Phones? Maybe the shades of purple are too close for me to tell. Or maybe nobody uses Blackberrys anymore?