the iPhone killer?

[j_tan168]

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basin karon 2010 modaghan ang mobile units na mosupport anang android OS

the question here is the lack of standardization, I just wonder how android app developers can develop apps compatible to different cellphone brands. Because its highly unlikely for motorola, samsung and Nokia to develop identical phone models. So there will be hardware differences. So there must be app incompatibilities.

[i.draw.fast]

iphone killer?! = pffftt....

daghan naman iphone killer kuno uy... ngano mag-ambition paman gyud ug iphone killer nga wala sila kita sa kanindot sa

APPS SA APPLE STORE?

para nako, ngano man mupalit ko ug lain phone karon nga maghuwat pako ug 5 years para mu-mature ang apps development sa android nga naa naman akong maenjoy diretso sa iphone?

obsolete na akong android phone mu-abot na anang time mu-mature ang android. iphone gihapon ko.

mura kay nagpalit ug top of the line bmw unya wala pa tarong dalan sa inyo.

[comicGeek]

the question here is the lack of standardization, I just wonder how android app developers can develop apps compatible to different cellphone brands. Because its highly unlikely for motorola, samsung and Nokia to develop identical phone models. So there will be hardware differences. So there must be app incompatibilities.

I have to agree with you bai.

Some android devices are using 480x240 screen res. Some 800x400. Some use netbooks. There is no uniform hardware platform to run on. And worse still is that some companies made their own app store. It's crazy. Developers are spread too thin making the android platform that much more unattractive for them. In contrast the iPhone AppStore is focused to one device only (the only advantage of a closed system). And only minor hardware updates in the span of 12 months. So naturally, developers flock the iPhone AppStore - growing the app catalog. Reducing the prices even of said app even lower. Alot of indie developers are raking thousand of dollars for their hit $0.99 app. Imagine $0.99 only for a great app that would probably cost $10 on Windows Mobile or Symbian. From the $0.99 only 30% of that goes to the developer 70% goes to Apple. But Millions of people are buying so that $0.99 x 30% x millions = ALOT OF MONEY! I also read a post by one iPhone dev (I think it was AteBits) who received a new MacPro, iPhone and iPod touch from Apple for their appreciation. Then a few days later said developer already purchased a home. After renting an apartment he was able to buy a new home - thanks to developing for the iPhone.

So really the iPhone appstore is practically a gold mine for developers.


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[Herzensbrecher]

lisod mn patyon ang iPhone oi kay ang ingon nila: iPhone="In" ka, sikat ka, etc..

[Tinong]

Mao ni iphone Killer... Check the link below

MEIZU M8 - Meizu Technology Co., Ltd.

[c_cebrecus]

Exclusive: Google Nexus One hands-on, video, and first impressions -- Engadget

[muzikfreakah]

As long as google voice wont be standardize all over the world, we wont enjoy nexus as much as you enjoy ordinary anroid or windows mobile phones.

[jedvidlim]

no phone can kill the iphone! hahaha.. iphone ftw! hahaha...

[emailroy2002]

ngano iya man patyon... he3x.

[loadxtreme]

Motorola milestone mga bro, nice manpud..