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Pricing in Apple App Store: no country is the same Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 Currently, the prices for paid applications in the Apple App Store are highly fluctuating. Developers seem to be in search for the best pricepoint for their application and experiment to find out what works best. The content in the Apple App Store is also very country specific. We made an overview of the total price of the 100 most popular paid applications in a selection of countries: Price of the total top 100, per country Total price of the paid top 100, per country * based on daily exchange rate There are large differences between countries. In Europe, the top 100 total price varies from €199 in Greece, up to €252 in Portugal. A difference of over 25%. The United States price is even lower, but greatly affected by the Dollar - Euro exchange rate. The content of the App Store varies per country; not the same applications find their way into the top listings in different countries. This has a big impact on the total price of the apps per country app store. We will keep track of these developments. More detailed info on country specific developments is available in our monthly Distimo Report. Tags: Apple App Store, paid applications Posted in Apple App Store | No Comments »

I bought this battery on Friday and got it on next Tuesday, the battery arrived on time with well packaged, it work very well on my Compaq cq60, so I want to share it.

Wal-Mart must be serious about those price rollbacks, and not just on produce. Starting on Tuesday, a 16 GB iPhone costs $97 with a two-year AT&T contract or qualified upgrade at more than 1,800 Wal-Mart stores.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs used the D8 Conference on Tuesday to air his views on a variety of issues, including Adobe Flash, Google, AT&T, and the next-gen iPhone controversy. In a Q&A with audience members and an interview with the Wall Street Journal , Jobs spoke his mind.

Amazon.com released Kindle for iPhone late Tuesday night, providing iPhone users with the ability to read more than 240,000 Kindle-formatted books from Amazon's e-book library. It's a free download from the App Store.

Yes, it will. And what better way to demonstrate the most obviously "missing" feature on the iPhone than by booking a flight that would get you Lost? "I'm going to reserve a seat on Oceanic flight 815," said Scott Forstall, the senior vice-president of Apple's iPhone software development, on Tuesday as he showed off the method by which one can highlight text in an email - and from there choose cut, copy or paste. The fact that Oceanic 815 is the one that in the TV series Lost crashes on to the mysterious island where nothing is quite as it seems was not lost on the audience at the company's Cupertino headquarters.

Several users have reported an issue in which the iPhone 3G fails to find and or connect to otherwise valid WiFi networks.

The T-Mobile G1 is showing up in the hands of those who pre-ordered one this week (mine is schedule for Tuesday arrival) and I have been seeing new applications appearing in the Android Market almost daily on my review unit. There are still a very limited number of games and I think only one or two were added since I started my review.

Review says Nexus One is comparable to Motorola Droid; Formal unveiling on Tuesday

In a shift entirely predictable given the forthcoming release of the iPad, Apple restructured iTunes to edition 9.1 on Tuesday. Even though the chief function of the update was to fetch iPad suitability to Apple's jukebox and additional media application, supplementary alterations both noteworthy and not so noteworthy ones approached alongside for the journey.

Watch out Apple iPhone, Google's mobile operating system, Android continues to increase its popularity at a growth rate of 32 percent year over year, according to a recent report. Mobile advertising provider and metrics firm AdMob, recently acquired by Google for $750 million, released on Tuesday its March 2010 Mobile Metrics Report that includes some interesting data about the growth of the Android operating system. The report also adds more fuel to the argument that Google's Nexus One really might be a successful flop.

Skype, the Internet telephone unit of eBay Inc, is planning to launch its service for iPhone users on Tuesday and for BlackBerry in May as part of its effort to expand beyond desktop computers.

Cartman, Kenny, Stan and Kyle won't be coming to your iPhone anytime soon.