Image via CrunchBase Fred Wilson is a cool VC in New York who I have been following and enjoying his comments and stories. This is a great one – he basically explains how he solves his remotes issues with a iPhone Touch. Of course, for this to work you’ll need to have a $200 iTouch [...]
Image by Thomas Hawk via Flickr There are some good points here: Lately I’ve noticed that some developers are avoiding building apps and, instead, are building custom web pages that are designed specifically for the iPhone. And in a post I did back in November. Also – these are cross-platform. Which will definitely come into [...]
Image via Wikipedia I love my iPhone. I hate the AppStore. I have not built my own iPhone app – partially because I haven’t found something I couldn;t already buy. But partly because it seems complicated. That’s probably why I don’t build desktop apps. I came across a post by John Gruber called “iPhone Web [...]
“More than 70% of US print publishers in a recent survey say that mobile is receiving more attention at their publication this year than last, though only about one-third believe they have a well-developed plan for attacking and conquering the mobile market, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC), which conducted the research.” Heck, [...]
How to Price Your iPhone App. I’m a fan of freemium in iPhone apps. I don;t mind paying, but it better be good. :)
How cool is this – realtime video overlay/GPS-ish mashup. This is very cool. (Only for the iPhone 3GS)
Ripdev: The iPhone Authority. Apple is losing the death grip on the iPhone. InstallerApp is a native Mac OS X application (soon — for Windows too) that allows you easily download applications from Installer and Cydia directly onto your computer, and install them to the iPhone connected with USB cable.
Owen had a development budget of $32,000 for the game but in the first month made $535 in revenue, despite a glowing review from major gaming site Kotaku. via Some Brutally Honest iPhone App Sales Numbers: $32k Spent vs $535 Revenue. Um, how do I pull that email to the dev team back through the [...]
Slate V – iPhone vs. Kindle. Hmmmm…what do you think? Related articles by Zemanta Remains of the Day: The iPhone vs. Kindle Edition [For What It's Worth] (lifehacker.com) Kindle for iPhone: Amazon’s Gateway Drug (kindleville.blogspot.com) Further thoughts on the Kindle iPhone experience (tuaw.com) Kindle is not the best iPhone e-reader (Don Reisinger/Webware.com) (techmeme.com) Kindle for [...]
Found a great set of slide from Pinch Media – a must see if you are even considering an iPhone app. Big surprises here – metrics, metrics, metrics. :) iPhone AppStore Secrets – Pinch MediaView more presentations from pinchmedia. (tags: pinch media)
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