No Ecosystem Is an Island: Google, Microsoft, Facebook & Adobe’s iOS Apps

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By Graham SpencerMay 11, 2015, 10:00 am633 pts
Apple doesn't make a single Android or Windows Phone app, and makes barely anything for Windows. But Apple's reluctance to develop on other platforms hasn't stopped Google and Microsoft from bringing their own apps across to iOS. That shouldn't be any surprise at all, given the different business strategies…

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