iPhone or Android developer? Two Universities want your help
Are you an iPhone developer based in the UK? Are you considering developing for Android? The The Luleå University of Technology in Sweden and the University of Manchester want your feedback.
The universities are about to start a study on iPhone developers’ experience and are looking for those who are either considering developing an Android app, are already doing so or wouldn’t touch Android with a barge pole for whichever reason.
They’re also interested in talking to anyone involved with Android development – even if you’re just starting out with your first ‘hello world’ application.
The research process consists face-to-face and online sessions in early June, and you’ll be given vouchers by way of a thank you for your participation.
Interested? Get in touch with Carin Lundin via carin (at) prontocommunication.se – if you mention you read the story here maybe I’ll get some vouchers too 
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