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The problem is that it's not an if-else scenario with Apple and Android. Right now Apple is booting developers out with their restrictions, and in this case, th
by pseudonym 15y ago
The problem is that it's not an if-else scenario with Apple and Android. Right now Apple is booting developers out with their restrictions, and in this case, the developer is making the same app as Apple has for free (iBooks). And if there's not sufficient Android users to make developing this app for the Android worth doing, then the developer isn't going to swap platforms, they'll just pack up and go home.
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see more Android developers. I just don't think it's very likely until and unless Android picks up more steam...and that probably won't happen until the Android App store is as saturated in iOS's.