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This sounds like more of an opinion but I can tell you this...
Girls begin puberty at 8-9years. Puberty not only effects the body but also the brain and mind. Boys don't begin puberty until about 11-12years so a girls mind will always be ahead of a boys technologically until around 18. But some boys just never grow up so this could take longer:)
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