Most likely he means that Android developers don't need to deal with their apps being 2nd class citizens the way iPhone developers do. Unless you work for Appl

Most likely he means that Android developers don't need to deal with their apps being 2nd class citizens the way iPhone developers do. Unless you work for Apple: 1) You are restricted as to which parts of the SDK you can use. 2) Your app may be rejected for any reason, no reason, or whatever reason. The reason may or may not be explained, and may or may not make sense. 3) Even if it isn't rejected, it will still take weeks or months to get your app into the hands of customers. None of this applies to Apple apps, of course. Therefore, independent developers are 2nd class citizens of the iPhone.