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darkknightkryta on 03 November 2012
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kowenicki said:
pezus said:
wvelting said:

Thing is, the vast majority of the Android phones sold are junk that the biggest Android fans would never touch...  They're cheap, but serve a purpose as a basic phone that will play some apps.  We're not comparings Apple to Apples here though ;) 

btw... Which do you think sold better...The Ford Escort or Rolls-Royce?

How this matters though is in terms of app support from developers. If they see Android is dominating the market, they will of course start focusing more on that space than in the past. 

 

Android does have difficulties though doesn't it.  Be interesting to see revenue breakdown for developers from android v iOS.  I think iOS and W8 is where developers will want to be.  Uniformity is attractive. 

I was a mobile developer.  More and more companies were asking for Android version of their apps, and considering the way you develop for Android you can actually do sneaky business things to get more money from clients, charge per screen dpi, charge per phone, etc.  Now as far as user apps go, I'm not too sure as I haven't had to build any on Android and charge the users for it.