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I think more likely the market is somewhat saturated. There's not a lot of compelling reason to upgrade if you have one from the past 2-3 years.
by retroafroman 11y ago
I think more likely the market is somewhat saturated. There's not a lot of compelling reason to upgrade if you have one from the past 2-3 years.
- ceejayoz 11y agoWe ditched our iPad pretty much as soon as the kids got iPod Touches.
- kenshi 11y agoAnd there are few compelling reasons to develop sophisticated iPad apps anymore. App prices are low, the platform is buggy, and building a good iPad app is a more complex and expensive endeavour than building an iPhone app.
- kstrauser 11y ago> the platform is buggy, and building a good iPad app is a more complex and expensive endeavour than building an iPhone app. Citation needed? What do you find buggier about iPads than other iOS devices, and what makes them harder to develop for?
- bsder 11y agoiOS as a general platform tends to blast API's more quickly than most platforms--take a look at all the top-line games that needed special versions for iOS 8. In addition, Apple has it's own "private" API's that app developers aren't allowed to use which makes development more complicated than it has to be. Finally, iPad's have way more screen size than iPhones. Little things that you might get away with on a 5 inch screen suddenly look really bad when blow up to 10 inches.