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So if your app does well in the iPhone app store, you may get an email from Google evangelists. OTH if your app does well in any other app store, you don't get
by credo 17y ago
So if your app does well in the iPhone app store, you may get an email from Google evangelists. OTH if your app does well in any other app store, you don't get emails from any evangelists.
This seems to speak to the strength of the iPhone app store and this strength also explains why most developers seem to prefer the iPhone app store :)
Note: I wrote a prototype Android app (with their beta SDK) long before the first Android phone was in the market (and before the iPhone app store was launched). I have successful apps in the iPhone app store, no apps in the Android app store/market.
- orangecat 17y agoOTH if your app does well in any other app store, you don't get emails from any evangelists. A few months ago Google gave out free Droids and N1s to developers whose apps had over 5000 downloads and at least a 3.5 rating. (Of course at the time my app had 4200).