He doesn't seem to understand the notion of opportunity cost.
That it's sometimes wise to leave money of the table, if you have to spread yourself think and work twice as hard for diminishing returns.
iOS first is perfectly fine for launch. Tons of highly succesful apps did just that.
You don't have to mess with the fragmentation (even though the latest party line is that "it's not that big a deal"), and you get access to the more lucrative demographic in general (sure, there are billionaires using Android too -- but in average, iOS users pay more for their phones, and get higher wages).
That it's sometimes wise to leave money of the table, if you have to spread yourself think and work twice as hard for diminishing returns.
iOS first is perfectly fine for launch. Tons of highly succesful apps did just that.
You don't have to mess with the fragmentation (even though the latest party line is that "it's not that big a deal"), and you get access to the more lucrative demographic in general (sure, there are billionaires using Android too -- but in average, iOS users pay more for their phones, and get higher wages).