Evernote sees higher average revenue per user on Windows Phone than Android

This is possibly the start of an interesting trend.

According to CITEworld’s reporting on a panel from this week, Evernote currently derives a higher average revenue per user on the Windows Phone platform than on Android.

Naturally, given the massive install base of Android in comparison to Windows Phone, Google’s mobile operating system drives oodles more income for Evernote than Microsoft’s smartphone platform. That said, the fact that Windows Phone users spend more than Android users matters, as the fact that iOS users spend more than Android users has been a reason for developers to favor Apple’s platform for years.