Apple iPhone Apps

Illusion Labs, the makers of the popular free application Labyrinth Lite [App Store], was profiled in BusinessWeek. Illusion Labs started off as a developer for jailbroken iPhones and has since made the transition to the App Store. …

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does not reveal the total number of paid downloads, but given that apps range in price (mostly gravitating either to 99 cents or $9.99, but one briefly going as high as $999, before it was pulled down), it is safe to say that fewer [. …

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Steve Jobs shared some stats on how the iPhone App store is doing one month after launch with the WSJ’s Nick Wingfield. There have already been 60 million downloads, the majority of them free. But paid downloads are doing just fine, …

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Their is not a lot for the lawyer in the app store. Plenty of fun applications. Even some great time wasters. Still, I am not a user of Evernote or Omnifocus. If I was, I might be a bit more enthusiastic. As it stands, my only must-have …

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Both articles have used the overwhelming sales numbers as a catalyst for a “too cool for school” rant about how the App Store and iPhone apps in general are destined for failure. Steve Jobs released the numbers for the first 30 days of …

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It’s been a month since the iPhone 3G and the App Store made their debut, and Steve Jobs used the occasion to offer up some selected facts and figures:. Users have now downloaded more than 60 million programs for the iPhone and iPod …

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iphone overviewiPhone appsSince the launch of iPhone 3G and the App Store a month ago, Apple has recorded a sale of, roughly $2M worth of iPhone apps every day. 60 Million downloaded apps have been through the Application store, …

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