ebw said:
Yup, all the developers target iOS first due to lower costs (very few OS versions and devices to support) and higher sales ($11 billion and counting), leaving Android users to whine and beg for late ports. It totally reminds me of being a Mac user in the late '90s. Android can stay afloat with Google-proprietary apps, just like Apple made iLife and Final Cut Pro exclusive to MacOS in those days. If history repeats itself, Android might eventually grow into a decently popular option that can finally call itself part of the mainstream. |
Wow are you deluted. Android is more popular than IOS. There are more people with an android than iphone. So how is android not mainstream but apple is?







