Tanjeloff, who develops various apps – from language translation to public transit maps – for both platforms, says looking at his sales of the same app side by side in the App Store and Google Play, his iOS apps typically sell far more. “I believe I sell more on iOS simply because there is a safe community that people trust, and people are more accustomed to the App Store’s payment process from years of iTunes downloads.”
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