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Users might not change phones but android users might have different behaviour to ios users in terms of how likely they are to spend. Which perhaps skews the de
by lordnacho 6y ago
Users might not change phones but android users might have different behaviour to ios users in terms of how likely they are to spend. Which perhaps skews the developers towards starting on one platform or the other.
But generally yes I agree that it can't be all that big a difference.
- sokoloff 6y agoLow end Android phones/tablets are so cheap that some serve as dedicated displays/devices. I have one that I use as a OBD2 scanner, another sits as a DRO display on a desktop mill. My actual phone is iOS. If those facts mean I’m counted as an iOS user once and Android user twice, the iOS me spends a lot more in the Apple App Store than the two Android mes put together.
- lordnacho 6y agoVery true, I have an old android tablet that's gotten too slow for normal use, but functions fine as a clock. Another shows my task list for household chores.