android - Factors to consider to choose among client-side application or web application -

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it seems there 2 choices develop solution android platform : client-side application , web application.

according http://developer.android.com/guide/webapps/index.html

the approach choose application depend on several factors...

but tutorial doesn't mention factors should consider. may know factors need consider? or in word, what pros , cons of each solution?

p/s : when talk web application, mean solution provided http://www.phonegap.com/ well. seems able pack html, javascript , css single package looks native app. (i haven't try out)

go native if...

  • you need capabilities cannot achieved such accelerometer
  • you need run processes in background, such polling servers updates, downloading information in background, listening changes made on device
  • you need know orientation of device, such locking user portrait or landscape or if need alerted when changes
  • you need access system services such sound manager
  • it's important have launcher icon
  • you need high performance stuff (image editing, playing preloaded sounds, etc)
  • you need absolute control of caching strategies performance reasons. example, if need download information web or preload lot of images, want control on browser doesn't flush stuff without control , have make user wait things download again , again
  • (via greg's comment) want app work while offline

go web app if...

  • your requirements light , want can cross platform compatible (same app running on iphone, etc)
  • (via greg's comment) don't mind app require active network connection (will not work on subway!)

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