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No mate, that's not what he asked. He asked: 3. Third-party apps that are exclusive to Android. And followed it up with this: "At this point, I’m guessing, A
by binaryfinery 16y ago
No mate, that's not what he asked. He asked:
3. Third-party apps that are exclusive to Android.
And followed it up with this:
"At this point, I’m guessing, Android fans are ready to exclaim that the fact that Android supports things like home screen replacements (or other system-level tools, such as touchscreen keyboard replacements) — and that iOS does not — is precisely why they prefer Android, and/or consider iOS to be an unacceptable toy, or what have you. But, again, that’s not the argument I’m making. I’m talking about third-party developer exclusives — and the only ones Android has are ones that Apple doesn’t want."
And yet you provided:
4 system enhancements (keyboard, media player, homescreen, email labeller)
4 apps available on the iOS
1 possibly genuinely killer app, but that falls into the geeky automation category
- tomjen3 16y agoI fail to see why that matters - a killer app that is exclusive for Android would by definition be one Apple didn't want. What matters is what its users wants, and clearly at least one user wants this app.