Love using the planning option on the iPad but an Android version on my phone would put the nav option in the small cockpit.

Android version is coming for Skydemon! Super. I can't wait.

http://www.skydemon.aero/extras/sdprototype.jpg

Android version is coming for Skydemon! Super. I can't wait.

http://www.skydemon.aero/extras/sdprototype.jpg

I know it is like religion - you have to be careful - but I dare say:

SkyDemon running on an iPad mini is a fantastic constellation.
Small enough to fit in any cockpit. Big enough to utilize all capabilities of the software and very easy to use.
Instead of using resources developing the software to run on Android it would be better to use the effort to make a very good package even better.

E-gun

You have to realise that there are lots of people who just don't like Apple. They prefer the openness of Android. Hence the large number of requests to the SD Team for an Android version.The Nexus 7 I have bought in anticipation of Android SD performs perfectly.

True, but it's about more than just a dislike of Apple. An android version opens up the possibility of using SD on many other devices costing as little as £150.
To get even an ipad mini with in-built GPS you need to buy the wifi+3G version, so close to £450 then
Of course the wifi only ipad can be used albeit with an external GPS, but then care is needed to select one that Apple "allow" to use with the ipad...... and they aren't the ones costing £20 on ebay either......
Also remember there are people out there (myself included) who already own one or more suitable Android devices and don't fancy shelling out £450 for an ipad that (excluding SD) just does pretty much the same thing!
I don't see why SD can't be developed/improved on both platforms. Can't wait to try out the Android version on my HTC Sensation and Galaxy Tab2 10.1.

You have hit the nail on the head with your Apple 'allow' comment. If I buy a product I don't want the maker telling me how I can use it.

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