Hey, I for one am glad Apple is encouraging developers to build apps for Android. Maybe developers will actually start developing for Android first, considering this keeps happening, and worst case scenario, they remain with the Android app, if Apple completely rejects it. If they have just the iOS app, they might just give up for good.
The fact that Google has just made a Java 2 Object-C translator tool and that there are now more Android devices in the wild than iOS devices, should be a couple of nice incentives as well to build the Android app first.
yeah well except for the fact that you really dont make us any money. we make android apps because we are expected to, not because its a good business decision....
That's rapidly changing: http://www.swiftkey.net/android-catching-up-with-iphone-on-p...
Re:The Apple Reaper
by alexholehouse on Tuesday September 18, 2012 @07:22PM
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Agreed this makes no sense? If this is correct, does this not represent a [significant] financial incentive from Apple to not have an iOS only app?
I am also wondering about this one. It seems fishy..
Re:The Apple Reaper
by billycoover on Wednesday September 19, 2012 @01:25PM
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I confirmed with Apple this morning that this is not the case. Update the blog post: http://coovtech.com/posts/the-apple-reaper/
Is the above right? Doesn't seem to hold. If it is so, why does the Kindle app still seem to obey the 11.2, despite being cross-platform?