According to data released by Flurry, a company that provides statistical data application developers, this time the developers tend to create applications for iPhone, iPod Touch and iPAD, rather than for Android applications.
The study revealed that in the second quarter of 2011, 57 percent of the new applications project are created for the iPhone, up from number 54 percent in the first quarter of 2011. As reported by IT Portal, Friday (07/15/2011).
The data in the study also shows that in the second quarter of 2011, 15 percent of the new applications project created for the iPad, up 10 percent from first quarter 2011.
As for Android, instead suffered a setback. Because for the second quarter of 2011, only 28 percent of new application projects that are intended for Android, a decline from the previous figure that is still around 36 percent in the first quarter of 2011.
Flurry mentioned that there are two main reasons of the decline in interest in the application developers for Android, the first is the launch of the iPhone 4, while the second is the launch of the iPad 2.
"Google should take prompt steps so that Apple does not continue to attract application developers," said Flurry, in response to an increase in the percentage interest of developers to the iOS.
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