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To: PreciousLiberty
There is actually quite a bit of data that suggests the Android Market will surpass Apple's AppStore in size, this year. That would give Android the most apps; and since most of the "best" apps for iPhone exist on Android as well, that would be a push.
29 posted on 07/30/2011 7:51:23 PM PDT by FromTheSidelines ("everything that deceives, also enchants" - Plato)
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To: FromTheSidelines

‘There is actually quite a bit of data that suggests the Android Market will surpass Apple’s AppStore in size, this year. That would give Android the most apps; and since most of the “best” apps for iPhone exist on Android as well, that would be a push.’

Shallow analysis, and incorrect. Quantity (as I pointed out above) absolutely does not equal quality.

You should look into the complaints from Android developers that the lack of a consistent hardware specification has hurt the user experience in many cases.

You may love or hate Apple, but that fault is not an issue with the iPlatform. :-)

(PS you get honorary points for the nearest to a realtime conversation I’ve had yet on FR.) lol


31 posted on 07/30/2011 7:57:48 PM PDT by PreciousLiberty
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To: FromTheSidelines
There is actually quite a bit of data that suggests the Android Market will surpass Apple's AppStore in size, this year. That would give Android the most apps; and since most of the "best" apps for iPhone exist on Android as well, that would be a push.

One outlying analyst in Germany from three months ago does not translate to "quite a bit of data", Sidelines...

49 posted on 07/31/2011 6:24:00 PM PDT by Swordmaker (This tag line is a Microsoft product "insult" free zone.)
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