iOS Developer survey: 47% simultaneous development of Android apps

Beijing time June 13 Evening News, Piper Jaffray analyst Gine Monster (Gene Munster) published a Monday study reported that among all the iOS platform developers, 47% also developed Android applications. Munster last week attended Apple's Global Developers Conference (WWDC) and exchanged with 45 developers. His latest report is based on feedback from these developers.　　The following are the main points of the report:-only 7% of iOS developers are also developing applications for the Mac platform, which is below 50% in 2008.　　-47% of iOS developers are developing applications for Android, 36% for BlackBerry development applications, 13% for Microsoft Windows Phone 7, and 7% for HP webOS.　　-No developer mentions BlackBerry, webOS, and Symbian on which platform has the greatest potential for future growth. -Although all developers think it's easy to develop apps and make a profit on the iOS platform, they have some complaints. The main thing is that Apple "has strict limits" (38%), and App Store application approval process (accounting for 11%). (Nan)