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Even if there are "rubbish" apps in the App store, the fact that they need to be approved to get there gives more "polished" feeling over the android market. Bu
by yhlasx 15y ago
Even if there are "rubbish" apps in the App store, the fact that they need to be approved to get there gives more "polished" feeling over the android market. But whether it is true or not is a matter of discussion.
- Zakuzaa 15y agoEven if some xyz % of apps are rubbish, we can almost take it for granted that other app stores will also have similar kinda rubbish apps %.
- dpcan 15y agoThere is easily as much crap in the AppStore as there is in the Android Market, trust me, I like to dig deep for games and I've downloaded (and purchased) some awful stuff. However the App Store has enough polished apps that work on all their devices that they can easily bury crap apps so they can only be found in narrow searches. Android has a really hard time doing this because the best games don't work, or barely work, on older devices, or they are messed up on large screens, or they crash on some phone models, etc, etc. So, on Android, the simple, addictive Indy games live at the top because the big games are sometimes providing a frustrating, rather than fun, gaming experience.