>Also usage stats are pretty interesting. Lots of Android usage - especially on the low end where the largest share of their sales comes from because the phones are the >cheapest in the market - are also not utilizing the phones for higher end usage (ie. heavy browsing, app usage etc.) In the end, that's a very important marker because the >people you build apps for - especially business apps - are not likely to be the low end users.

I disagree. Business people are very concerned about money. If I tell my customers I can put an app on a $250.00 Android Tablet or $600.00 iOS Tablet and it will work either way - what do think the answer will be.

BTW my experience with Android has been excellent - I haven't had an issue with my S2 and my wife loves her S3. My kids have all dropped iPhones in favor of Android. My son is a programmer and the girls are around computers all day. I've asked them what they thought of the new windows phone - one of my daughter's contract is up and I wanted to know if she was considering a windows phone (BTW they are only $99 at the moment in my area). She said no - she had to much money invested in android apps and did want to change even if the windows phone might be better. The other two said they haven't looked at it.




Johnf