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Yes, this is subjective... I realize that, so here's my opinionated response. More market share != winning. Applications for Android tablets largely still suc
by akulbe 13y ago
Yes, this is subjective... I realize that, so here's my opinionated response.
More market share != winning.
Applications for Android tablets largely still suck.
Applications for iPad, are better quality in my experience - and that by a WIDE margin.
Now, here's the bias disclaimer. I have been an avid Mac user in the past, and there are many things I prefer about that platform, in terms of development and productivity (i.e. just getting stuff DONE)
HOWEVER - I am currently all-Linux, except for the iPad Air.
I use the following devices:
iPad Air
Nexus 5 (this is my primary "phone" now, having switched from an iPhone 5)
Nexus 7 2013 wifi.
Yes, that's some extra info... I just wanted to convey the fact that I'm giving Android a fair shake. If you want to ask me what I think of the N5, I'd be happy to share, but that's off-topic here. :)
- akulbe 13y agoAnd the "more market share != winning" comment... let's add an example of that... Microsoft. Yes, they rule in the desktop space. So what? They haven't done anything to innovate in a LONG time. They lost the mobile market. They seem to be grasping for straws, and largely trying to gain revenue by strong-arm bully tactics with patent licensing agreements that are likely almost all FUD. CAN they innovate? Perhaps. It's been a long time since they have. For all you MS-lovers who will tout the dominant market share, and stock market profits... let me ask you this. If MS was doing SO good... why is Ballmer out? :) </opinion>