Should You Build for iOS or Android? Discover What 7 Mobile App Experts Say

Re:Should You Build for iOS or Android? Discover What 7 Mobi... by jzzskijj on Thursday December 19, 2013 @07:44AM (#6934299)

Easy for me: App Store didn't approve the app because it was (apparently) against their set of rules. In Google Play it has been for months and the user base is constantly growing.

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Re:Should You Build for iOS or Android? Discover What 7 Mobi... by CodeWithCoffee on Thursday December 19, 2013 @08:45AM (#6934568)

For context, what was your app? Were you aware that you would be pushing the App Store rules?

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Re:Should You Build for iOS or Android? Discover What 7 Mobi... by bookwormAT on Thursday December 19, 2013 @09:15AM (#6934712)

guidelines. The app store has guidelines, not rules. The decision for approval is completely up to Apple. They can approve some dirty porn scam and feature it if they want. Or they can disapprove an app that meets all of their guidelines if it pleases them.

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Re:Should You Build for iOS or Android? Discover What 7 Mobi... by threeseed on Thursday December 19, 2013 @09:00AM (#6934642)

This may be the case now but it is pretty clear that Google is moving towards Apple's curation model.

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Re:Should You Build for iOS or Android? Discover What 7 Mobi... by indy on Thursday December 19, 2013 @09:10AM (#6934689)

What makes you think that? Developers can upload apps to the Play Store without Google's approval

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