Why are we even talking about if Android or iOS is used more? It's not about which one gets used more. It's about providing tools for the entire market. Android and iOS cater a ton of people as over 60 percent (stats from 2013, so probably even more now) of the Dutch population has a smartphone. We're not here to cater just the cryptocommunity. Guldencoin is about catering to everyone in The Netherlands, getting more people into using NLG and we need iOS ánd Android for that.
Blackberry? app
Windows 8 mobile? app
java app for old phones with camera?
The percentages indicate the priority we have with each platform.
Android was the first to do because there are open-source libraries that we could use and change to create the Guldencoin app.
Now iOS is the logical choice because of the percentages.. This doesn't mean that the other platforms are excluded from getting an app. It's just that their marketshare isn't very large (anymore), so they have lower priority.
But then, Guldencoin IS open-source, so anyone is free to create an app for any of those platforms. Since the Guldencoin Core (based on the original satoshi client) is written in C, C++, I guess writing a Windows mobile app isn't very hard. And for blackberry, I've heard there's some sort of android port support.. So maybe the android app can be ported?
