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Right, which is why there is also data available for what devices are on what versions and what percentages of users on what versions so that developers can cho
by drivebyacct2 15y ago
Right, which is why there is also data available for what devices are on what versions and what percentages of users on what versions so that developers can choose a minimum level to target. This problem isn't unique to Android either, so I don't see how it changes what I siad.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoCome on people, at least explain your rationale
- AlexandrB 15y agoYeah, but you're saying it makes sense for developers to consider Android to be one software platform when looking at marked numbers. I'm pointing out that this is just not true. It's much easier with iOS, for example, because unless you're targeting very old hardware you can assume everyone is running iOS 4 or 5 (or soon will be), and the screen size is universally the same across iPhones. If you consider Android a single platform, then the Apple platform should be iOS (including the iPad and iPod touch), but most comparisons of phone numbers don't take these into account at all (for good reason IMHO).