^^not really,heck even in computers,32-bit support was still a deal breaker till windows 8 itself
even today,soo many computers use XP 32bit even though 64bit released in XP itself
as for phones,just see iphones ,apple was the 1st with 64bit support
still 64bit apps are rare and very very buggy
itll take ages for 64 bit to become mainstream
it would take atleast a large majority of the market to make up atleast some percentage for it to gain momentum
otherwise its pointless to make a 64 bit app at the moment and also support the more mainstream 32 bit version when the 32 bit one itself will run(buggily) on a 64 bit phone
trust me,Im getting a cross platform app developed with my friends help and 64-bit isnt something devs will jump to for now
even today,soo many computers use XP 32bit even though 64bit released in XP itself
as for phones,just see iphones ,apple was the 1st with 64bit support
still 64bit apps are rare and very very buggy
itll take ages for 64 bit to become mainstream
it would take atleast a large majority of the market to make up atleast some percentage for it to gain momentum
otherwise its pointless to make a 64 bit app at the moment and also support the more mainstream 32 bit version when the 32 bit one itself will run(buggily) on a 64 bit phone
trust me,Im getting a cross platform app developed with my friends help and 64-bit isnt something devs will jump to for now