Droid's debut galvanizes Android app development
What a difference a device makes. With Verizon Wireless scheduled to introduce its first Android smartphone, the Motorola Droid, on Nov. 6, Android application development is exploding—project starts increased 94 percent between September and October according to mobile in-application analytics provider Flurry, a leap attributed to the Droid’s pending launch. “Flurry market data shows that Android continues to gain interest from application developers, and that iPhone is no longer the only game in town,” said Flurry president and chief officer Simon Khalaf in a prepared statement. “Developers who used to develop only for iPhone are now adding Android applications to their lineup in record numbers.”
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POSTED Tuesday November 3rd
