The point about the market being 'large' is the very thing that fragmentation undermines. What matters is how many paying customers can receive a good user experience from your app, and what this costs to provide.
You also assume that Android will continue to outpace iOS in terms of growth - i.e. the trajectory will be like the PC rather than like the iPod.
It matters very much what you think about Android fragmentation. Dealing with it has been a costly mistake for some developers, and could be for you.
You also assume that Android will continue to outpace iOS in terms of growth - i.e. the trajectory will be like the PC rather than like the iPod.
It matters very much what you think about Android fragmentation. Dealing with it has been a costly mistake for some developers, and could be for you.