On 02/18/2011 11:23 PM, phil swenson wrote:
in 2010 apple's app store had 82.7% of the worldwide app revenue
google 4.7%
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-20032012-37.html
This confirms what I thought - the money is in iOS.
Hopefully Google will turn this around.....
Unlikely, because AFAIK Google core business is different than Apple. So
far, Apple sells hardware and software. Thus they need to make money out
of manufactured iStuff and apps. Google sells data and services and
they're happy to have a lot of terminals around that are ready and
willing to consume their data and services. I think that they are happy
as they are.
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