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[Craig@Clarity]

I assume so. Mine's an apple so....

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I see. I searched the martketplace for CUK and for Contractor and got 0 results.

Let me guess, iOS only?

Why would a contractor use a cheaper mobile....

[administrator]

Says the person with the advert at the bottom of the screen personally I prefer tapatalk

It is still tapatalk, just moved from their version to our own. This means we can provide it to you guys for free but the kick back is that we get to place a banner on it.

[Ticktock]

Not being a developer of any type, and not really knowing (or caring to know) very much about it, can anyone explain why it seems that iOS is largely used as the launch platform for apps, when it has 25% less marketshare than Android?
I could understand it when it was the majority mobile OS, but it seems strange now. Is Android much harder to code for or something?

[Craig@Clarity]

Why would a contractor use a cheaper mobile....

Warring words...KitKat v Apple

[administrator]

I see. I searched the martketplace for CUK and for Contractor and got 0 results.

Let me guess, iOS only?

No, Android too. Search google play for contractor uk, contractoruk or contractor forum and you will find it. Will see if I can add CUK as well. Nothing for Windows phone at the minute though.

[Ticktock]

No, Android too. Search google play for contractor uk, contractoruk or contractor forum and you will find it. Will see if I can add CUK as well. Nothing for Windows phone at the minute though.

Got it. I was checking from my laptop with images disabled - was on the Google App marketplace, not the Play Store and didn't realise. Found it easily on the Play store, thanks.

[Bunk]

Not being a developer of any type, and not really knowing (or caring to know) very much about it, can anyone explain why it seems that iOS is largely used as the launch platform for apps, when it has 25% less marketshare than Android?
I could understand it when it was the majority mobile OS, but it seems strange now. Is Android much harder to code for or something?

It's because, although there are less of them, iOS customers are more likely to spend money, so it's a more lucrative market. Realistically though, any sensible company is going to release it on both iOS and Android as a matter of priority. Then they start thinking about Windows Phone and Blackberry.

[eek]

It's because, although there are less of them, iOS customers are more likely to spend money, so it's a more lucrative market. Realistically though, any sensible company is going to release it on both iOS and Android as a matter of priority. Then they start adding more features and ignore the dying platforms.

FTFY HTH

[Bunk]

FTFY HTH

Well, yes, that too