Smart phones that run on Google's operating system are selling like hot cakes, and so is the number of apps for this line of gadgets. But mobile developers, who play a key role to Google's clash with Apple's iPhone, state that the platform yet has not been able to do much to get their complete concentration.

Google's Android operating system, for its part, has been on a rip and for the foremost time zoomed past the iPhone.

As per the NPD Group, which is a market research corporation, 28 percent of smart phones sold in the United States in the first quarter were Android apparatuses, as contrasted with 21 percent for iPhones. Apple's installed base of iPhones, nonetheless, it seems significantly larger, as per comScore.

For serious developers searching to cash in a lot of funds are of the view that Android has not been able to create the similar opportunities for success that Apple’s App Store has made.

A lot of them are expecting to see a few key enhancements and improvements that are going to turn market a more lucrative area for developers as well as customers.

One of the major grievances from developers is the need to tweak apps to account for minor differences that take place when they're loaded up on to various Android handsets.