The Android Ascendancy [Slide Show]
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Christian Gulliksen is a writer who has authored several of the Get to the Po!nt newsletters for MarketingProfs. A former editor at Robb Report, he has also contributed to Worth, Variety, and The Hollywood Reporter.
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Seems like a Shill for Android Devices...while I agree you need to take them into account as a marketer, there are major issues with the various versions and systems, etc. And unfortunately, Android just isn't as good as IOS, period - I can't tell you the number of people who started on IOS, went to Android, and couldn't wait to switch back to IOS after actually experiencing it. The other thing this conveniently skips over is the demographics - IOS users have the disposable income we as marketers covet, Android is the poor man's iPhone.
The article is misleading and incomplete. Apple has never sought market share at the expense of margin. That has led to both higher quality products and a more profitable segment of tablet owners for developers. The NUMBER of tablets owned is not a reliable signal of the potential profitability of platform.