Dear Santa…

Christmas spirit is everywhere. And Christmas is a magic time for wishes being granted.
Here, at AndroidZoom, we also have a small request that would make us even happier than we already are.

It’s a small thing that’s been bothering us for a while and it’s high time something was done about it. Sometimes, we know of applications (mostly games) that are available for other operating systems like iOS but aren’t launched for Android and seem to have no plans to do so. As opposite to that, we think developers should take into consideration our beloved Android operating system and grant our wish.

Catch the Princess is a popular game based on classic princess fairy tales and includes a great physic control gameplay. There’s also Temple Run, a new sensation running game that has become quite popular lately. Another favorite is MovieCat, an excellent trivia game for movieholics who want to be challenged.

All those games have many thing in common: they are well-done, with great graphics and really popular among users. The main flaw, though, is that Android users can’t have access to them because they are not available. Why? We’ll never know. Anyway, there are tons of apps and games launched for Android that are not available for other platforms, but if we may ask for something it’d be that whatever prevents developers to launch their apps for Android along other platforms was banished away.

These were just three examples, though we really think developers should consider launching the apps for both systems at the same time, as they don’t give us the chance to try them out and probably expand their popularity. Why would they want to limit their reach? We could even understand that iOS releases were launched a week or so before, because of that topic that says that iOS users are prone to pay and Android aren’t, but in the end it’s hard to explain it further without considering obscure conspiracy theories.

That is all, really. We’ve grateful for all we have and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
Merry Christmas, AndroidZoomers.