Continuing our theme about Apple rivals and their possibilities to leave behind the Cupertino company. And today we will talk about iPhone apps vs Android apps 2012. Google Android dominates the smartphone market, compared with a market share belonging to iPhone. Despite this, the most developers prefer to write applications specifically for iOS. None of the developers or customers have not yet preferred OS Android more. Perhaps it is because of iOS vs Android security fight? Ryan Matzner, Director Fueled, who develops applications for mobile platforms on the order of some companies such as Conde Naste, Urban Daddy, or American Express talking about iPhone apps vs Android app 2012 said that apps for Apple are more popular. None of his clients ask to start to develop software for Android. Customers are usually ask to create apps from Google, if iOS version was successful. Also there is some customers who ask to create both version of the app at the same time. However in iPhone apps vs Android app in 2012 is Apple. If the firm-customer is limited budget for such a project, the choice always falls on the utility for iOS. According to Matzner, there are three reasons. First, iPhone users are willing to spend more on the application. This is due to their solvency on the one hand, and more convenient integration of the App Store with a plastic card with another. Second, iOS users are more open to new experiences and expertise, and, therefore, they ready to buy new apps. Third, to develop applications for Android takes more time (120% of the time spent on the creation of iOS apps) and facilities. The conclusion in this case is simple: in iPhone apps vs Android apps 2012 battle can be only one winner. Android users are much less willing to pay for apps than iOS users. In my personal experience I would say that there really are high-quality Android apps too but not like iPhone apps. For example, there is no Tweetbot app for Android. Perhaps if the developers paid more attention to quality of the mobile platform Google products, then it would be better to buy. I can only add that iOS is better protected than Android. For example, you can use cracked apps on Android without any problems however on Apple OS it is more difficult because first you need to jailbreak iPhone and then to find all add-ons to make it functional in the right form. But in other hand Android users can have all apps for free! How do you thing who is the winner in iPhone apps vs Android apps 2012?