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4-03-2009 @ 12:33PM
dv0rak said...
There is no such thing as a "generic application for the rest of the major brands"; you need to get the app to run on a bunch of different devices which may have different processors/OSes, and then have each cell provider - not manufacturer - approve the device for use on their cell network.
iPhone: standard platform, one organization to approve the app, 30 million customers. (Counting iPod touches, which can also run this.)
A big reason why the iPhone has been successful is because it manages to create a software distribution process that doesn't cause your sanity to run out your ears.