Don't forget the MARKET SHARE.I only want to develop for Android (because it's cheap and can be done without any special hardware or expensive user accounts). For all other developers b4i is the perfect solution.
How does that help? More complaints and whining?Don't forget the MARKET SHARE.
Many more sales, no ?More complaints and whining?
Don't forget the MARKET SHARE.
No. All reports have been unanimous that despite larger market share, iPhone sales are atleast 9-10 times higher.Many more sales, no ?
That's a huge slice of the cake @NJDudeDon't forget the MARKET SHARE.
The difference is that Android users pay for what is worth to pay, unlike Apple users they just pay no matter what, in fact, if available, they will even pay for a HELLO WORLD app, just because Apple made it.http://blog.appannie.com/app-annie-index-market-q1-2014/
But its best to look at what developers are saying, if you follow developers. For e.g. ustwo recently announced that iOS makes 9 times more sales than Android for their game Monument Valley. Also I always read Android users whining about having to pay for things (ActionLauncher/MonumentValley and so on).
Really? Is that why they wont pay for ActionLauncher and MonumentValley? Or do I need to start hunting down lists of pirated apps?The difference is that Android users pay for what is worth to pay, unlike Apple users they just pay no matter what, in fact, if available, they will even pay for a HELLO WORLD app, just because Apple made it.
Exactly, why spend money if I can avoid it?, for example, when the HTC One came out, I got it, I only paid $79 (and 2 year contract), when Apple releases a re-heated, same-old-same-old iPhone the price is for hundreds of dollars and YOU DON'T HAVE CONTROL OVER IT (you can root your Droid right at the store if you want toReally? Is that why they wont pay for ActionLauncher and MonumentValley? Or do I need to start hunting down lists of pirated apps?
Lets face it, somebody who spent $100 on a phone is not going to spend another $100 on apps, otherwise he would have got a $200 phone.
But somebody who has already reached the pinnacle of $600, and has money to spare will keep spending money.
You need to bring more facts to the table buddy, bring reports from developers who released the SAME app on both and which one made more money.
See, now you are veering off the direction we set off initially.Exactly, why spend money if I can avoid it?, for example, when the HTC One came out, I got it, I only paid $79 (and 2 year contract), when Apple releases a re-heated, same-old-same-old iPhone the price is for hundreds of dollars and YOU DON'T HAVE CONTROL OVER IT (you can root your Droid right at the store if you want to), now, if I were a professional developer I would indeed target the iPhone market because the fanboys pay for ANYTHING, unlike droid users who are more money conscious.