I suggest that Android developers get on the iPhone bandwagon soon, or they'll be toast. Android might sound nice on paper, but it doesn't actually sell applica

I suggest that Android developers get on the iPhone bandwagon soon, or they'll be toast. Android might sound nice on paper, but it doesn't actually sell applications. It will be spread out over who knows how many phones, each having different requirements. There is unlikely to be a central place selling applications that does it as well as the App Store will. Why develop for Android when you can work out all the kinks on the iPhone platform and THEN port it over to popular Android phones? iPhone developers will have a head start, so it makes business sense to start there first. Closed systems to have their advantages, and developers are ignoring them at their peril.