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Hurray!!! Its a fix date and I could call it a done deal. Android users get to be the first users to know what its feels like to use a private, cheap and single network from anywhere in the world.
ElyNet team says the ElyNet network app should be ready and launched on play store by December. Awesome.

This is indeed a great news, you mean that android users would be the first users of this innovative app. I can't wait to download the app from play store to see how it can give me network. Please is there any information as to the currency which would be accepted for this service?

Concerning the currency which would be accepted in the app, since its a blockchain inspired project, it should accept cryptocurrency for payment of the service. From my understanding, when cryptocurrency is accepted, bitcoin and ethereum should be among the list of currency to be accepted.

Its really nice to see that they first went for android users, i was expecting the usual thing with having iOS users come first but i believe with the first batch of android users giving their reviews and all, it will help boost the brand further, that's if they have positive reviews, which is something that i will love to see, just like i usually say, android users have a greater percentage

From majority of the projects I've experienced, they tend to release the android Version of the app much earlier than the iOS version. This could be linked to the obvious truth that there are much more android users than iOS users worldwide.

Obvious as it may be android users are larger than IOS I believe its time for project to be following the market take advantage of the larger market and its obvious they are thinking in that direction

Its not about aiming for a particular set of people, that's not how business works, i think brands should test both but a considerable amount can be channeled to specific one rather than leaving one entirely, the test results will give them enough reason to either focus on iOS users, android or both, that's how market research is been done