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Originally Posted by Ab
That's because the iPhone represents 100% of the handsets running iOS, and those are handsets that make people money and are used by people who spend money. Huge market.
The SGS4 is 1 of over 4000 different handsets running Android, which means it represents 0.00025% of the Android handset market, a market populated by people without money and who don't spend it if they do have it. Insignificant.
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No arguments there.
Although, if you want to get finicky (you invented numbers); Samsung has roughly 22% market share circa 2012. The S4 will get a fair chunk given time.
Not really an apple/samsung thing though. Was simply illustrating that the idea that noone will build apps that use an S4 feature is silly. If its a good feature, the apps will be built.
Also: re apple having bigger share of sales:
DO they?