Here’s What Steve Jobs Meant When He Said That Android Is Fragmented

Here’s What Steve Jobs Meant When He Said That Android Is Fragmented

So much Android....

You see that giant table of smartphones and tablets? Those are all of the Android devices app development firmĀ Animoca uses to test its apps. You see, when you have dozens of manufacturers cranking out phones, tablets and phablets running different versions of Android, you run into a development issue. How do you make sure your app will work on the majority of Android devices? For Animoca, you test your apps on 400 different Android devices.

That’s what Steve Jobs meant when he said that Android was “fragmented.”

Here’s what it looks like to develop on iOS:

Here’s What Steve Jobs Meant When He Said That Android Is Fragmented

A little simpler, if you ask us.

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