I thought that myself, but then I realized that Intel processors are little-endian. Which would make it "Windows One", surely?

I think a lot of people are misreading it as "Windows Ten". It's clearly "Windows Two".

I'm an iPhone user, and a regular Apple fan, but if I was starting from scratch would go for a Windows Phone - probably a Lumia. I'm not sure how I would sum up the difference between the two, but all of the people I know who have switched to WP seem pretty happy with it. I think the big problem with the iPhone is that the UI is now so mature it's starting to go a bit stale - and it's not easy for Apple to change the UI to something newer or fresher like you see on the Windows phones because it's too big a step, design wise.

I agree with the second hypothesis - it can be hard for women to be taken seriously in the IT business. Consequently, if they are good, then they tend to be darn good. I say this as one of the few women in the business who is basically just coasting along :)

V saddened to hear about how some programmers approach jokes in code. What kind of shoddy coder doesn't? public boolean checkSomeThing() { boolean journey = false; // some code return journey; }

Those are good chat up lines, but as a CodeProject lady I'm more used to gentleman programmers who shyly look at their feet.... awwwwwww..........