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Developers still more interested in iOS than Android

Jun 8, 2012

Apple and Google are both readying their annual developer conferences that are set to take place later this month. Each company is expected to announce new products, updates and other news regarding their various platforms. As competition between Android and iOS continues to heat up, analytics firm Flurry has found that Apple continues to garner more support from developers, despite Android’s greater market share. For every 10 apps that... full story

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Developers still more interested in iOS than Android

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