[The Rick]

Originally Posted by AustinChief

Dude, ... HUH?

The Android market caught up long ago in terms of "useful" non-tablet apps... and since Android has only had a Tablet OS out for about a month... I think you may want to give them a little more time...

Oh and your completely wrong on developers... http://www.bcs.org/content/conWebDoc/39452

The last big hurdle for developers will fall next week...
http://emoney.allthingsd.com/2011032...mod=ATD_skybox

QUANTITY:

The iOS app store still has over 100,000 more apps than the Android Marketplace.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/03...rent-so-lucky/

QUALITY:

Of the three, I'll concede that this is the one that could be somewhat geared toward personal preference. I'll also concede that because of Android's open nature, Android apps sometimes offer more functionality depending on the situation. My point though is that if you ask a number of users, other than Google's own apps, most will say that the quality of iOS apps surpass that of Android apps. Case in point: the iOS Facebook app vs. the Android Facebook app.

DEVELOPER PREFERENCE:

I can name a number of mainstream apps that either don't currently exist for Android, or were available for Android AFTER they were available for iOS: Netflix, Kindle, Twitter, Facebook, etc.