D0gsballs
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Yesterday I was at a UX conference and heard the same thing reiterated that I've heard many times in the past. This online retailer stated that iPhone users spend far, far more than Android users. They went out of their way to build an Android app to see if user experience was the hindrance. It made no difference whatsoever. This is one of the big reasons why everyone will continue pushing the iPhone harder than even Android with it's dominant marketshare, because it's users are willing to spend money.
If it turns out Windows Phone users are also cheap, it's not going to bode well for the platform. I think people are hungry for a proper iPhone competitor, but they don't want to see yet another Android. Of course, currently Nokia seems overly focused on the low end of the market. I'm already seeing echos of the same kind of cheapness, people complaining about $3 games.
Pretty sure I read on here a few months back that on average WP users spend more in the App Store than both Android and iPhone users. I've probably spent more on apps for my Windows Phones than I did for my iPhone when I had it. I rarely bought games with the exception of Football Manager Handheld and I never ever purchased an app.