Why do things like that happen? Should this be a consideration when you are going to buy a smartphone or tablet Android? The following analysis of open-source software activist Jared Spurbeck.
Make iPhone applications and sell or iPad cost on the App Store require that you pay U.S. $ 99 (USD 848 thousand) per year. When creating applications, you are required to use Objective-C language used to create applications for Mac and IOS.
In addition, each application you make will be screened before Apple finally get into the store. Seeing a rigorous process in the App Store, no doubt not many applications appear in the App Store.
However, make application to the Android Market so much easier. In the Android Market, you only need to pay U.S. $ 25 (Rp215 thousand) flat to place your applications on the Android Market. If you want to make that application to be paid, you can simply add $ 20 (Rp171 thousand).
In addition, you can simply use the Java language, a language widely taught in college and easy to learn, to create Android applications. Because easily create Android applications, no doubt many applications 'amateurs' in the Android Market.
Android Market is growing rapidly, in terms of the number of applications and how much profits from the sale application. Similarly, Android developers can only get 'a small portion of money' from the iTunes App Store.
In fact, the greatest metric that makes the Android Market is able to defeat the App Store is just a lot of free applications. Sometimes, there are developers who can earn more money than a lot of Android applications in the App Store.
However, it is not true for most people. That is, Android Market is not the first stop for developers who want to make money dedicated.
IPhone application developers and iPad basically have only one screen size. As a result, developers can create iPhone screen like a canvas or iPad. In addition, the developers will be very aware that they make applications look to use its users.
In contrast, Android developers need to create applications for Android devices that have a lot of screen sizes vary due to screen size and resolution is different. Many Android phone has a slider keyboard, the developer must also ensure their applications work.
If the developers do not consider the application on each device, the developer will not make a profit. In addition, developers can also get bad reviews from users who find their application can not walk.
Even so, Spurbeck admitted, does not mean there is no Android application that 'interesting' in the Android Market. The problem, iPhone and iPad applications far more easily found in the App Store. How do you think?
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