My point about kicking Google in the nuts had nothing to do with trumping Android. I'm talking about how Google will no longer have their "develop for us, and you don't have to buy a Mac" mantra.
Also, Android apps are built in Java. Java is similar to C, but it still isn't actually C. iPhone apps will still need to built from the ground up in a native language, in order to placate the EULA. It won't have any impact on Android developers, if anything, it will steal some of them back to the bigger, more lucrative and more widely-used iPhone platform.
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