Until the iOS market for apps becomes small enough that developing for it is no longer guaranteed returns I will continue to develop for iOS.
The biggest issue is that on the Android Market Place (Play store or whatever they are calling it these days) I still can't make as much money as on the Apple App Store for iOS.
Releasing a free app with ads just doesn't work for me. So in the long run, until it becomes no longer cost effective it is going to be a long time before I switch to treating iOS as my secondary platform and Android as my primary.
The biggest issue is that on the Android Market Place (Play store or whatever they are calling it these days) I still can't make as much money as on the Apple App Store for iOS.
Releasing a free app with ads just doesn't work for me. So in the long run, until it becomes no longer cost effective it is going to be a long time before I switch to treating iOS as my secondary platform and Android as my primary.