[Blog entry] Android vs WP7 for developers - a case study

[super]

Nice reading. He made sure that it was a tie :)

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[Nemanja Trifunovic]

I plan to wait for one of them to win before diving into phone development too much :)

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[HimanshuJoshi]

Interesting read. Thanks for sharing it

[Nish Nishant]

You're welcome.

Regards, Nish

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[Jim Crafton]

Actually I think he was just referring to your reputation points! :)

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[Nish Nishant]

:laugh:

Regards, Nish

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John C wrote:

use every tool

Surely that doesn't include VB ;P

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Interesting indeed. However, one here pointed out how there was no comparison to iPhone/iPad. Didn't seem to like my who cares response. :-D

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[David C Hobbyist]

I found the article verry informative thank you.

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[Joe Klemmer]

You'll likely be waiting a long time, then. Here's my purely speculative, uninformed, wild-ass-guess as to how these platforms will play out. * Android will be on the most units and hold close to 40% of the market. * iOS will still be the "standard" which which everything else is measured and have around 35% of the market. * Win 7 will take up the rest. None of them will have more than 50% of the market or less than 20%. No matter what you choose today, there will still be plenty of people to use your apps. And, remember, you heard it here first. :wtf: :cool:

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