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I'm an Android user and I pay for things (?) and apps. Are you saying that I'm the only Android user who pays for apps and "things"? Or is your statement just a

I'm an Android user and I pay for things (?) and apps. Are you saying that I'm the only Android user who pays for apps and "things"? Or is your statement just a gratuitous cliche?

ido 10y ago
Statistically the average revenue per android user is lower than per iOS user. It's not a binary either/or. Source: have been a mobile developer for 6 years.
- lokedhs 10y ago
  Is the average revenue per user a relevant number though? When it comes to choosing what platform to develop for, wouldn't total revenue be a more important number?
  - iNate2000 10y ago
    The difference between total revenue and average revenue per user is important, but I think the answer is still iOS. http://bgr.com/2016/07/20/ios-vs-android-developers-profits-app-store-google-play/ http://bgr.com/2016/07/20/ios-vs-android-developers-profits-...
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danielhooper 10y ago
It's well understood by many startups and established companies that developing for iOS often takes priority because there's a larger group of users willing to pay more money than their android counterparts