Today, UK design firm ustwo has launched PositionApp, an iPhone application that provides data regarding the top 300 apps in the App Store from the last 6 months. The price of the app would have been $7, but AdMob (well, Google technically) is sponsoring the app so that it is free for the next two
Vlingo has launched an enhanced version of its voice-powered iPhone application, allowing users to send email and text messages simply by speaking into their beloved device. Unlike similar speech recognition apps that offer a single use only, Vlingo delivers up to six voice-powered features including: email, SMS Paste, social site updates, maps and voice dial.
In a perfect world, every iPhone app would be free, fun, and washed in unicorn tears -- but alas, that's not the case (and just as well for the app developers trying to make money on the store). With more than 65,000 applications available, it's hard to tell what's worth the money and what isn't. In addition, developers are constantly updating their apps, changing prices, addin...
This is not a joke and you can do it too. I created an iPhone app last Sunday in 10 minutes, submitted it in 5 minutes and paid just a couple of bucks. Just 4 days later it arrived in the App Store all around the world. isn't that great? and it is a true story. My free app is called iTips and it is an iPhone application of my blog, tweets and free apps. Just download my iTips free ...
Palm’s webOS application store is extremely open when it comes to stats – figures like the total number of apps and downloads can be accessed simply. The folks at MediaLets did just that, and present the figure below: In case you are interested – hit the link above for a huge load of extra info!
