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Apple Takes Early Lead WIth iPhone Store; Will Developers Dedicate Resources To New Platforms?
MacBytes.com — ... they said it was unlikely that they would develop for any new platforms, and specifically Google's Android. It may be partly due to the economy—if a company has limited resources, logically it may be more selective about which platform it develops for. To be sure, this may have been a biased crowd, but it's worth asking the question: Will developers stick to the iPhone because they know it works, and hold-off developing for Android which may present a risk? Or will Google (NasdaqGS: GOOG - ...

Apple Takes Early Lead WIth iPhone Store; Will Developers Dedicate Resources To New Platforms?
MacBytes.com — ... said it was unlikely that they would develop for any new platforms, and specifically Google's Android… It may be partly due to the economy—if a company has limited resources, logically it may be more selective about which platform it develops for. To be sure, this may have been a biased crowd, but it's worth asking the question: Will developers stick to the iPhone because they know it works, and hold-off developing for Android, which may present a risk? Or will Google (NasdaqGS: GOOG - ...