Right. That's why Android users had 70% more app downloads that Apple users.
My classmate keep reseting his android phone co'z it get laggy day by day.
or Maybe because they keep resetting their phone and download all apps again?
Right. That's why Android users had 70% more app downloads that Apple users.
Yes. App downloads are more important than income.Right. That's why Android users had 70% more app downloads that Apple users.
The answer to this question is obvious. It makes Android users appear not to spend any money.Also, why do you sound bitter about this article?
Or the fact that many apps on android are free. Having had both android and iOS. There are apps that were free on android that I had to pay for on iOS. Since I got my iPhone 6+ I find myself spending more money on apps then I normally would have spent when I had my gs4 and note 4.
See link above in this post.I get so tired of the elitist attitude that android is for poor people.
Anecdotal experience is proof of nothing.As for the map showing the divide between iOS and Android users based on locations... Well... 95% of those around me don't have Twitter accounts. And those who have Twitter accounts have distinctive personalities (they prefer Apple products, etc.).
70% more app downloads and yet devs make a lot less money. Doesn't sound like a very good business model.
Also, why do you sound bitter about this article?
Anecdotal experience is proof of nothing.
You can easily see how many tweets are around you here:
Twitter Mapbox
I think the biggest reason for the disparity is competition. The App Store has none. GP Store has competition from multiple sources.
It's funny how some in this forum like to say iPhone users have & are willing to spend more money but will complain like tightwads about spending more than $0.99 on an app.
Either way. Neither company is hurting.
The question is then whether the extra work is worth entering that market, and that might not be the case for some developers. It is less likely to be worth it for small developers.
Look At The graph. With Google, Developers compete with more people for less money.
My classmate keep reseting his android phone co'z it get laggy day by day.
or Maybe because they keep resetting their phone and download all apps again?
The answer to this question is obvious. It makes Android users appear not to spend any money.
This sums it up nicely:
Disparity between iOS and Android users
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Or the fact that many apps on android are free. Having had both android and iOS. There are apps that were free on android that I had to pay for on iOS. Since I got my iPhone 6+ I find myself spending more money on apps then I normally would have spent when I had my gs4 and note 4.
I get so tired of the elitist attitude that android is for poor people.
Or the fact that many apps on android are free. Having had both android and iOS. There are apps that were free on android that I had to pay for on iOS. Since I got my iPhone 6+ I find myself spending more money on apps then I normally would have spent when I had my gs4 and note 4.
I get so tired of the elitist attitude that android is for poor people.
You start with the above, and end in this:its an interesting conundrum that isn't easily as explainable with a simple line though "android is for poor people" is a very biased one sided and rather shallow claim.
and think about it, as a tax paying individual, do you really want someone who is accepting government assistance for example buying iPhones with that money?
A lot of words to same the same thing in the link. You just re-enforced it.snip...Disregarding contract discounts, since those with limited income or unstable income can't tend to get them, the cheapest new iPhone someone can buy, is $549 (iphone 5s on their website)
this by nature excludes 'poorer people' from entering into the market.
Android on the other hand, can be found on devices as low as $100, unlocked that are fully functional devices as standard phone and smartphone functionality (such as ****ter, facebook and the like). Nobody will ever claim these are GOOD phones, but this is the realm that poor people have no choice but to buy.
If anything, the correct statement would be, not that Android is for poor people, is that the iPhone is aimed at the affluent.
So, the stats will always skew to show that the iPhone users are generally going to spend more for stuff, because on general they do have more money.
This is funny.
I'm not saying that iOS doesn't have issues, but it seems like most people that use Android are always having issues with their phone.
Some complain about it constantly, others make excuses.
I say this, but it seems like iOS have more bugs than I ever remember lately. But certainly not a deal killer.
You start with the above, and end in this:
A lot of words to same the same thing in the link. You just re-enforced it.