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I have iPad and iPhone
I prefer the iPhone because it is far more mobile and inconspicuous
It all started with iPhone music apps and there is a POTENTIALLY bigger market for iPhone
By making an app universal, devs are putting an advert out to iPad owners too...
It's far more fun for me on an iPhone and it's no lesser of a computer than the iPad is really
The amount of people grumbling about iPad only apps is increasing on here, a lot
As far as synths go, devs should have a closer look at the way icegear have done the side scrolling thing. That is some skill
Maybe as him about sales
I can almost assure you that their sales won't look much different. All devs I've spoken to are getting similar figures: a massive bias towards iPads and only a tiny percentage on iPhone. That's just the way it is, even though the iPhone-only brigade may seem rather vocal around here.
For me it doesn't really matter much, as I have now set my projects up in such a way that iPhones can be supported relatively easily and universal apps have their charms: tinker on the bus, make music in the studio.
But that doesn't change the fact that designing a moderately complex UI with a consistent and pleasant user experience on iPhones is still a real royal pain and not trivial at all, given the wide range of different screen formats and the awkward aspect ratio. And it looks like the screen fragmentation trend is even going to get worse if the iPhone 8 rumors are true. I can fully understand how many devs don't find it worth the effort for such a small, complex, fragmented market.