Malware targeting mobile devices is rapidly growing in both the number of variants found in the wild and in their complexity and sophistication, but the only platform being actively targeted is Google’s Android, which researchers now say is resembling Windows on the desktop PC.

More and more obvious that Android is just a glorified and repeating story of the PC story. 

I would have liked Gruber to say why he thinks Apple doesn’t do iTunes for Android (beside the obvious problem of platform fragmentation). Is it a marketing choice? Would this be perceived as a failure to dominate with iOS? Is it because the lack of engagement of Android users wouldn’t add much to Apple’s bottom line?

I explain the market share of Androïd by the systematic dumping of Androïd devices by mobile operators. How? They give (literally) smartphones to people who just don’t care about apps and mobile surfing. Many of them just want to place calls or send text messages. This explain why Androïd users seem to be less engaged, why profits aren’t there and why the vast majority of developers just go iOS first.