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I'm not talking about quantity. I'm talking about quality. Utility and polish. Diversity is the cherry on top.

• brown9-2 16y ago
  As an undecided/prospective iPhone/Android customer, would you mind elaborating on which apps in specific (for which platform) you are thinking of when you make this statement?
  • siglesias 16y ago
    Judge for yourself: http://www.apple.com/itunes/charts/paid-apps/ http://www.apple.com/itunes/charts/paid-apps/ http://www.android.com/market http://www.android.com/market Some iPhone apps that I personally use daily: Things, Beejive IM, Facebook, Twitter, Wolfram Alpha, Audible, Pulse for RSS, Tipulator, Weightbot, Nike+, Stocks (Apple's own, admittedly) and this isn't to mention the games library. If you'd like more elaboration you can email me at my handle at gmail.
    • kenjackson 16y ago
      Unfortunately those links just tell me that browsing the appstores on the web (both of them) is pretty much unusable. But the apps you list, almost all are available on Android aren't they, or something nearly equivalent. The only I think may not be on Android is Nike+. UPDATE:And apparently many people use "My Tracks" as a Nike+ replacement.
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• sandipc 16y ago
  the utility/polish is there on Android too. one quick example: compare the dropbox app on both platforms