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Ah, but switch the question around and you have grubers point: Why wouldnt you have an Android version too... It's the iOS exclusivity that is interesting. iO

by jaaron 16y ago

Ah, but switch the question around and you have grubers point: Why wouldnt you have an Android version too... It's the iOS exclusivity that is interesting. iOS has exclusive apps that should be able to run on Android. The reverse isn't as much the case.

shod 16y ago
It's "Windows Only" logic: exclusivity through ubiquity. Why bother catering for the niche marget when you can score big with iOS?