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Quest for the Droid Crowds: Not So Epic

iPhone developer tools and support is well thought through from beginning the project to selling the app, whereas he Android is old school code. The iPhone SDK is complete and flawlessly executed to produce apps quickly with testing that weeds out clunky problems, no detail is overlooked. I could brainstorm, code, market and sell 20 iPhone apps for the time to do one Android app and the market for that one iPhone app is 100x what an Android app is. Frankly, without some extra seed money to develop Android, it isn't worth it. Simple economics, Android will be a second tier product for most developers, and will miss out on the most innovative apps.