iOS Tops Android For Number of New App Projects From Developers

Analytics firm Flurry recently posted a report comparing the new projects being undertaken by developers for mobile apps on Android and iOS. According to their data, significantly more projects are started for iOS than for Android. The gap has been slowly shrinking over the past few quarters, but it's still bigger than it was a year ago. "For every 10 apps that developers build, roughly 7 are for iOS. While Google made some gains in Q1 2012, edging up to over 30% for the first time in a year, we believe this is largely due to seasonality, as Apple traditionally experiences a spike in developer support leading up to the holiday season." The iPad's dominance of the tablet market is one of several reasons for the gap. "In Flurry’s estimation, the fragmentation of the Android platform is increasing the cost and complexity of app development, perhaps curbing third-party investment in software."

Re:What?

[Galestar]

The following stats would satisfy that logic. (btw I just made these numbers up to prove a point, these are by no means the real numbers)
2011Q2=1
2011Q3=5
2011Q4=4
2012Q1=3
2012Q2=2

Re:??? This makes no sense...

[Galestar]

what are they using as their definition of "project"

New apps that use Flurry Analytics. So you are spot on with:

Android developers don't care for Flurry as their analytic solution

Story is bogus</thread>