Lets face it, we often here about the iPhone. Especially lately, well, with the recent release of the iPhone 5. But on that note, it looks like Android users are not being swayed by the chatter. Well, at least 63 percent of you aren't. That detail, along with six others have recently been shared by the folks at Mr Number.

The details arrived in the form of an infographic titled “7 Things You Always Wanted To Know About Android Users, But Were Afraid To Ask.” We are not necessarily convinced about the being afraid to ask portion, however just like the previously mentioned 63 percent stat, the remaining six facts were fairly interesting.

For example, there are almost 60 million people in the U.S. using an Android smartphone every day. And of those 60 million, almost 85 percent text someone daily. Another interesting tidbit deals with apps. We are fairly sure that you, as an Android user, have at one time or another taken slack about Google Play vs. the iOS App Store. And well, according to this infographic, Android users are more interested in a cheaper phone plan and better coverage than they are in devices with larger screens or more apps.

Otherwise, the remaining four facts are as follows;

• Almost 70% receive calls and texts from spammers and telemarketers.
• More than 50% of Android users buy new phones just because they want a new device.
• When deciding which apps to download, only 34% rely on recommendations from friends.
• 63% said that they weren’t interested in buying an iPhone as their next device no matter the price.

Finally, here is the complete infographic…