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>The problem is that developers are making a lot more money on iPhone apps. I've heard several developers complaining that their apps don't sell on Android. Wil
by ergo98 16y ago
>The problem is that developers are making a lot more money on iPhone apps. I've heard several developers complaining that their apps don't sell on Android. Will this eventually change?
The monetary rewards for trivial apps on the iPhone have been very atypical for the industry in general, so if anything I expect the lucrative iPhone model to dissolve: The social value of having a lot of the latest apps is disappearing.
I do expect apps to remain lucrative, but not with the consumer paying for it. Instead the apps will be financed by brands and interests.