Why developers focused more on iPhone platform?

Question

I've realized it, cause when I compare Facebook and Snapchat in Android to iPhones, it ​seems like iPhone versions are far more way better than the Android do, so why does developers has focused more on everything iPhones, iPad, and other Apple products???

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Answer 1

Maybe I should answer my own question after days of scoping and googling.

Android is indeed the largest mobile operating platform and it is so ubiquitous, it may seems to be employed in every living smartphones, and as we all know, it is also a huge Kaleidoscope, it comes in all shapes and sizes, so look on those UI, the EMUI of Huawei, TouchWiz of Samsung, and the pure Android of Pixel Smartphones, and those UI are powered with smartphones that comes in different faces, from a smartphone with a keyboard, till a phone that is almost indestructible, so that might be a confusion to every developers, on how can they employ an app that works to every phones, every chipsets, and every user interfaces that the platform diversified, and also Android phones are tend to be the foremost choices for those decent people, and those people living in the places where money is not the priority, so in the Play Store, only a few thousands can buy that app for they have no bucks to buy a paid app, and that is what experts have called as FRAGMENTATION, one of the serious problems confronted by the smartphone manufactures and developers on Android.

And on iPhones? Virtually almost everyone is monetize enough to buy a paid app, and iPhones are unified, they are on the same specs and the same OS, and plus, the MacBook are fully connected to the iPads and iPhones, so developers can easily test their app to the phone without any need for an SDK like the Android developers always do.

So I may just say, the only answer to the worsening problem is to solve the FRAGMENTATION, and Google must take action before developers will focused even less to the Android platform. And sadly, maybe we can see apps that we love will end up drenching up to iPhones.

Answer 2

better pay for this app?:)