Written by Francisco Carrasco September 27, 2013 0 Add 
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The second major priority of managers was Android, with 71 percent of maximum interest, and an increase of 7 points compared to the first quarter report. But unlike Apple, Google and its hardware partners have failed to convince companies that Android based tablets are as important as smartphones that integrate operating system. Specifically, 59 percent reported also growing with the previous quarter, but away from the appeal of Android phones.
This is recognized by co-founder and CTO of Appcelerator, Nolan Wright, saying that “the interest in Android is growing … there are probably some reasons for this. A could be the strong presence in the global market and the requirement for companies to create applications for multiple platforms AndroidBYOD. “
The third major provider, Microsoft is at long range, with just 26 percent of smartphones and 25 percent of tablets using Windows. To make matters worse, more than 60 percent of respondents believe that Windows 8 will fail as a mobile platform.
“This is probably a reflection of market demand. believe that Windows has not done very well and the interest in developing applications for it what is corroborating.’ll be interesting to see what happens with Nokia” , says Wright.
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For organizations who want to create cross-platform applications, HTML5 is the most followed and 60 percent of respondents claim to be very interested in developing mobile web applications based on HTML, so it is well ahead of native applications for BlackBerry, Windows or Android tablets.
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