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Daniela Wolfe wrote:How about an android version? Android has the largest market share (last I heard it was over sixty percent) of any mobile operating system so speaking from a purely profit based stand point it makes the most sense... Windows phone has a market share of less than ten percent.
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KB wrote:Daniela Wolfe wrote:How about an android version? Android has the largest market share (last I heard it was over sixty percent) of any mobile operating system so speaking from a purely profit based stand point it makes the most sense... Windows phone has a market share of less than ten percent.
From a purely profit-base stand point, iOS is the winner, as although Android has a slightly larger market share these days, iOS is still the most profitable for developers by a fair margin.
It would be great to look at all of these platforms, but it wouldn't make sense for us to jump feet-first into all these markets at the same time. We are building the iOS version carefully (and painfully slowly, I am aware), and that will be the testbed for everything else, ensuring we get the touch interface and syncing right. So between that and getting the Windows version up to speed, it will be some time before we can think about Android, let alone the Windows Phone, but that's not to say we don't want to do these things.
All the best,
Keith
Jaysen wrote:KB,
Stop being logical and thoughtful.
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