...or it could be the other way around. Xyologic studied download patters better Android and iPhone users and found our Android users download mostly apps, while iPhone users download mostly games.
From the top 150 apps downloaded on each platform in November 2011, non-gaming apps on Android generated 91.5 million downloads in November compared to 33.4 million for games. On the iPhone, game downloads in November 2011 totalled 71.6 million while other apps received 25.6 million downloads.
Games accounted for 27% of the downloads from the Android market while games accounted for a whopping 74% of the downloads from the iOS App Store.
The top publishers of Android apps were Google and Facebook, while the top publishers of iPhone apps were Glu Mobile and Gameloft, with Google and Facebook not coming in the top 25.
There are many ways to interpret this data, but it does look like in addition to phone functions, Android owners are more likely to use their devices as for Social Networking and while iPhone owners are more likely to use their devices as mobile gaming platforms.
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