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<blockquote data-quote="RaspPiGuy" data-source="post: 28270" data-attributes="member: 3962"><p>It doesn't mean anything, it's just another channel for DJI. Phillips Hue was in Apple stores very early on too, and it works fine on any platform (with an API too). Android still represents a massively bigger chunk of the market in total compared to Apple, so much so that DJI couldn't turn their back to it. </p><p></p><p>I agree with the comment that third party apps on Android are harder to master because of the more diverse hardware selection. They might all be running the same base AOSP versions, but every OEM throws their own twist on the hardware and software, and few of us are consistent in doing so even with our own products. (I'm no punch card vet, but do work in R&D for a smartphone OEM.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RaspPiGuy, post: 28270, member: 3962"] It doesn't mean anything, it's just another channel for DJI. Phillips Hue was in Apple stores very early on too, and it works fine on any platform (with an API too). Android still represents a massively bigger chunk of the market in total compared to Apple, so much so that DJI couldn't turn their back to it. I agree with the comment that third party apps on Android are harder to master because of the more diverse hardware selection. They might all be running the same base AOSP versions, but every OEM throws their own twist on the hardware and software, and few of us are consistent in doing so even with our own products. (I'm no punch card vet, but do work in R&D for a smartphone OEM.) [/QUOTE]
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