Doodle Jump for the iPhone is something like a developer’s fairy tale: two brothers set out to make a game using only the talents they’ve got at hand, and end up striking gold. They keep pushing out minor updates, and the game just keeps selling. Tomorrow morning, Lima Sky will be announcing that Doodle
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Since its launch on November 7, Wallace & Gromit digital comic has reached number one in the UK free books app store, a first for a British comic and has also risen to the number three spot overall in the...
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In an interview with the Financial Times, Apple and partners have admitted to being blindsided by the rampant success of the app store. Which caused thousands of developers to headdesk, as it explains the woefully understaffed and inconsistent app approval process. According to Matt Murphy of Kleiner Perkins, “We had no idea there would be 2bn
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In the first of a three-part series on Apple's App Store, the Financial Times reports that the phenomenal success of the iPhone application marketplace has topped even the initial expectations of those within Apple.Already, the app e...
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In the first of a three-part series on Apple's App Store, the Financial Times reports that the phenomenal success of the iPhone application marketplace has topped even the initial expectations of those within Apple.Already, the app e...
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I love a good iPhone App Store success story. We see more than enough stories about crazy rejections and approvals, flat-out stupid policies, and hard times for developers struggling to make a living – and heck we cover some of those as well – but it really is great to occasionally see good
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JustAnotheriPhoneBlog on 21st Dec 2009 (via justanotheriphoneblog.com)
I'm out the door and off to M-Days in Munich, one of Europe's biggest and best mobile industry events and exhibitions. The sold-out event brings together 1,400+ mobile industry professionals, executives and analysts to exchange ideas, network and talk global mobile trends. I'm proud to be a media partner and will have other news post-event about an exciting new venture between MSG a...
Making our collective jaws drop today is Tapulous, who are claiming sales approaching $1,000,000 (thats on million) dollars a month, and news that even those inside and around Apple had no conception of just how successful the iPhone app ecosystem would be. First, Reuters reports that Tap Tap Revenge maker Tapulous, a 20-person iPhone development team, ...
Apple seems to have been caught off-guard by the success of its App Store. Launched around one year ago, the online store for iPhone and iPod touch applications recently topped 2 billion downloads. Now an iPhone investor says Apple would have been satisfied with a fraction of the current demand. We had no idea there would
When youre running on a hot streak of smash hits, its not too tough to find investors. Such is the case for Smule, the developers behind I Am T-Pain, Ocarina, Leaf Trombone, and a handful of other App Store success stories. Today, Smule is announcing that theyve secured an $8 million dollar round of Series C
