This article takes a (largely) unbiased look at the strengths and weaknesses of developing for Android vs iOS. Which is easier and most profitable?

The Apple vs. Android battle has been part of the technology culture for years. And when it comes to app development, you need to pick a side.

Microsoft is heading for a single UI framework for everything from web apps to native desktop and mobile apps.

But, in fact, creating highly polished, elegant-looking apps is simply easier to do when developing for iOS. That's the prevailing conventional wisdom among developers who code for both platforms.

Developers have had to write different apps for iPhones and Android for years. These tools aim to make cross-platform app development easier.

The eternal startup question "Android or iOS first?" grows ever thornier, with news that Android's market share exceeds 80%. But never mind the managers and non-technical founders: what do ...

There are plenty of developers today using Xamarin to write apps for Android and iOS using C# and .NET. These apps should be easily portable to Windows 8 and Windows Phone—but often those ...

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