Incognito,

Thanks for Sharing. Appreciated.

take care,
Muthu Ramadoss.

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On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 1:23 PM, incognito <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Just got my G1 over the mail. I have to admit that it is much better
> than I expected. I even feel excited over having it because I think
> that it has potential to make several developers quite comfortable,
> economically speaking. Although not as much potential as the iPhone;
> at least not at the present moment.
>
> I've had an iPhone for almost a year and I'm quite familiar with it.
> I've also done plenty of development on it and have even published two
> apps in the iPhone AppStore.
>
> With regards to Android, I've been an Android developer almost since
> day one. I submitted three applications to the first Android challenge
> (unfortunately did not win).
>
> Now that you know my perspective here are some comparisons I want to
> share with you.
>
> 1.Ease of development.
>   I think it is easier to develop in the Android platform. The reason
> for this is that it uses Java which has garbage collection. Also, you
> can use Eclipse for your development.
>   iPhone does have a very good software development kit but the big
> problem is that it doesn't have garbage collection. If you screw up a
> reference somewhere you could easily spend days or weeks trying to
> figure out why is it that your app is crashing "randomly".
>
> 2. Potential for making money.
>    I think that at this point iPhone has the biggest potential for
> making money to a poor developer coding his days away. In the future
> however, as more Android devices become available Android's potential
> may increase. That is, if it doesn't die.
>
> 3. Look and Feel
>   Since the first day I started using my iPhone it just felt right.
> As if they had designed the iPhone specially for me. One big reason
> why it has become so popular with consumers.
>   With Android, on the other hand, my first impresion was that it
> didn't "feel" right. Maybe because it has more than one button, maybe
> because I have to pull the tab up to view the rest of the applications
> but it just doesn't feel right. Anyway, maybe this feeling will
> decrease as days go by.
>
> Incognito
>
> >
>

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