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From what I've heard it's about even now, because iOS users tend to buy a larger number of apps at a higher average cost.
by rednukleus 14y ago
From what I've heard it's about even now, because iOS users tend to buy a larger number of apps at a higher average cost.
- mtgx 14y agoBut probably not for long, since Android is growing at 5x the pace of the iPhone globally, and about 3x the pace of iOS in total.
- pyre 14y agoGlobal growth probably doesn't matter as much if your app isn't hasn't been localized to all of those places. For example, growth of Android in a country where most people don't speak English isn't going to do much for an app written for an English audience.
- fbuilesv 14y agoIf Android's growth is X times the iPhone's growth, and Android had a bigger "market share" a year ago (according to the article's chart), shouldn't iPhone's share be lower than Android's?