No, I mean when Facebook gets around to making their app native on Android like they did for iOS. They moved from html5 to native on iOS and performance doubled. Usage doubled along with it. Last I heard, Facebook's Android app was still html5, but you can bet they're working on that now.

Mobile has been a struggle for a lot of these web 2.0 companies. They really thought web was the future of everything, and the revelation that optimised apps are much more popular — at least in mobile computing — has been a real shock to them and a challenge to their core competencies.

Edit: Google tells me there are rumours that native Facebook for Android is in the testing phase. That would certainly explain the dogfooding poster. Sounds like they might not have enough Android users on their staff to do adequate testing. That tells a story right there.

I don't know why it's such a bad thing that there is a war between these fans. It's what most of the people on this site do, just with game companies. 

Actually, console wars are nothing compared to the Android vs Apple war today. The battle is much more evil when it comes to smartphones.

People argument for android phones being better than iOS phones is usually hardware related such as ram and processor. What people don't seem to realize the android os takes up A LOT more resource than iOS.And the reason why this is , because android os has to have more resource in order to use different architectures built by different manufactures such as samsung ,sony and other hardware companies. Where iOS devices is controlled by apple so they can modify there operating system around it easily and therefore less resources used up.

 And second argument is android is open source, but I would think most people would rather have someone reviewing apps so you won't waste our money completely on horrible apps (not saying apple doesn't have horrible apps but less chance of getting completely ripped off) and also gives developers a better chance being successful. So that way the app store won't be filled with so many horrible app that the great apps won't have any chance to be noticed. Also, I am a mobile developer myself.

Shubhank said:

You say 

Well cant same be said about your docking station feature or peripheral support ? Rest of the world dont uses and dont care.

Developer support will go only with the devices who have the biggest marketshare..Android started up late and thus all developers rushed to iOS because it had bigger market share in the previous years but now both have equal no of apps. so it actually means android has catched up and developer support is at a bigger pace then Apple.

Now these are just complete lies. Anyone and their mother can find people who use stereos with iPhone docking stations or cars with iPhone syncing capabilities. There is a reason why iPods became so incredibly popular and tons of manufacturers create iDevice compatible devices and accessories. Remember, these docks aren't mandated to iPhones only, but iPods (Touch or not), iPhones and even iPads.

How many buy special cables so they can hook their phones to a TV and run a video? Or browse through their phone files on the TV? I can guarantee it is MUCH MUCH less than the amount of people using iPod music docks or stereos. Big difference when one has you just put your device in it, pick a playlist and go do your work around the house or just listen to some tunes with friends around.

Developer support will go with the one with the biggest marketshare? So tell me why we still see tons of iPhone/iPod exclusive software? That's easy. It's hard to make Android exclusive software when you need to create your product for multiple hardware configurations. Has Android caught up in sheer number of apps? Absolutely. Does Android get everything iPhones do? Absolutely not. Just look to The World Ends With You, Bastion, Infinity Blade & Lunar SSST as examples. That plus the dedicated Game Center with full achievement, friends and leaderboard support across almost every title makes it the much better option for developers to get their games known. Yes, you have Feint and some of those other community services, but none of them are standard across almost all games or come standard on your devices. That makes a big difference whether you want to believe it or not.

Your claim also doesn't explain why developers make more money on this smaller marketshare than they do on that of the marketshare leader.

Now this is pure opinion.

Same can be said for Android User 

Which one's the iPhone? They look so identical it's impossible to tell them apart, I can totally see why Apple sued.