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June 7, 2012 07:42 pm GMT
MG Siegler asked this question yesterday. Where are those awesome Android-exclusive apps that Google chairman Eric Schmidt said were coming?Not here yet, if you look at Flurry's data. The company, which has its mobile analytics service in 185,000 apps and 100 million unique devices, says that developers are still building for iOS over Android by a ratio of 2:1.This ratio is pretty much unchanged from a quarter ago. The main reasons for iOS' continued edge are that monetization is just that much easier plus there are fewer fragmentation issues."Android delivers less gain and more pain than iOS, which we believe is the key reason 7 out of every 10 apps built in the new economy are for iOS versus Android," wrote the company's vice president of marketing Peter Farago in a post.
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MG Siegler asked this question yesterday. Where are those awesome Android-exclusive apps that Google chairman Eric Schmidt said were coming?Not here yet, if you look at Flurry's data. The company, which has its mobile analytics service in 185,000 apps and 100 million unique devices, says that developers are still building for iOS over Android by a ratio of 2:1.This ratio is pretty much unchanged from a quarter ago. The main reasons for iOS' continued edge are that monetization is just that much easier plus there are fewer fragmentation issues."Android delivers less gain and more pain than iOS, which we believe is the key reason 7 out of every 10 apps built in the new economy are for iOS versus Android," wrote the company's vice president of marketing Peter Farago in a post.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/R6fGp-nq3Sg/
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