Andymoe is right. All this means is that if you use Core Data, you'll just have to write your own data syncing. You would have to do the same in order to sync s

Andymoe is right. All this means is that if you use Core Data, you'll just have to write your own data syncing. You would have to do the same in order to sync sqlite. If you want to be able to share code/general architecture between iOS and Android codebases, it would be better to go with sqlite.