justinian on 19 September 2012
I am not a developer but their point of view I would say iOS. Simply because it wouldn't take that much to create an app that will work on all current iphones. Android have to many different manufacturers resulting in different input types (for phones) and hardware which can make things difficult.
As a consumer I would go with iOS as well. I had an LG android phone (from work) and some apps just don't work right on it whereas these same apps worked on the my friend's samsung.
They are a lot of good android phones out there but while the cheap as chips versions drive up android's market share they leave a lot to be desired.
