I'm giving up on upgrading my apps for Android. The releases are dividing the market every single year and consequently steadily eroding sales.
On the one hand Google's Nexus was released 3 years ago and is now obsolete; on the other hand Apple's iPhone 5s was released 5 years ago and gets to run iOS 12. On top of this, the vast majority of my paying customers use iOS, not Android (a variety of lifestyle and reference apps).
This is disappointing; I can't financially justify further development for Android.
Oreo, released in 2017, is at a pitiful 12% installation share. [1]
On the one hand Google's Nexus was released 3 years ago and is now obsolete; on the other hand Apple's iPhone 5s was released 5 years ago and gets to run iOS 12. On top of this, the vast majority of my paying customers use iOS, not Android (a variety of lifestyle and reference apps).
This is disappointing; I can't financially justify further development for Android.
Oreo, released in 2017, is at a pitiful 12% installation share. [1]
[1] https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/