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San Diegans love the iPad and other computer tablets, at least that's what a survey conducted for the September issue of Men's Health Magazine.
According to the survey, San Diego ranks as the seventh most-iPad-friendly city in the country.
The leading tablet-friendly cities, from the top were Plano, Texas, San Jose, San Francisco, Boise, Austin, and Oakland, and then San Diego.
The five least iPad-amenable cities were Stockton, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Detroit, Fort Wayne, and in last place was Toledo, Ohio.
It comes as no surprise that the leading cities are home to a few of the largest tech-companies in the country. Plano, for example, is the headquarters for Ericcson, Hewlett Packard, and Siemens. Most of the cities that ranked at the bottom were older, more industrial areas.
San Diegans love the iPad and other computer tablets, at least that's what a survey conducted for the September issue of Men's Health Magazine.
According to the survey, San Diego ranks as the seventh most-iPad-friendly city in the country.
The leading tablet-friendly cities, from the top were Plano, Texas, San Jose, San Francisco, Boise, Austin, and Oakland, and then San Diego.
The five least iPad-amenable cities were Stockton, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Detroit, Fort Wayne, and in last place was Toledo, Ohio.
It comes as no surprise that the leading cities are home to a few of the largest tech-companies in the country. Plano, for example, is the headquarters for Ericcson, Hewlett Packard, and Siemens. Most of the cities that ranked at the bottom were older, more industrial areas.