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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 »

The iPhone's can't compare to the iPod when it comes to storing all your music, but imeem aims to change that with its new streaming music app aims that turns the smartphone into a quasi-iPod by letting paid users store 80 GB of music on its servers.

Apple app store, a fairly shocking news came from the company named Adeven analysis . In one occasion , CEO Adeven , Christian Henschel said that there were 60 percent more apps in the Apple App Store which yet never downloaded

Slifter announced today that iPhone users can now grab the Slifter application for free, the first local product search tool available in the App Store that allows consumers to search and share products and promotions at local retailers and stores.

Apple Inc. is celebrating a huge App Store milestone: 500 million downloads, and over 15,000 apps in the store.

Apple is the new Microsoft. Evil. At least when it comes to iPhone apps and the App Store. From delays to questionable rejections, there are plenty of reasons some developers get mad if you mutter the words 'App Store'.

Question: what's better than syncing iTunes using a USB cable and but yet isn't allowed by Apple? You got it: wireless syncing. And that's why we're saddened to hear that the originally named app 'Wi-Fi Sync' was rejected from the App Store. Fear not though, because it's now up for sale on the Cydia Store.

With a year and 1.5 billion downloads under its belt, maybe its time for Apple's App Store - and Music Store - to get some competition. Whether Apple likes it or not.

Two new lawsuits filed earlier this week target Apple's iTunes and App Store empires, as well as the iPhone. Affinity Labs claims that Apple infringed on its patented technologies for browsing, streaming and downloading content over wireless and cellular networks allegedly employed in the App Store and iTunes applications. Accolade Systems accused Apple of indirectly infringing on its patent by using CMOS image sensor technologies in the iPhone's camera.

You just can't make this stuff up. Apparently a man brought his iPhone to the Genius Bar at an Apple Store. He also brought his 9mm piece, which he brandished and pointed at his iPhone, threatening to shoot it.

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Let's face it, the App Store has been tested quite a bit in the past few weeks and now, yet another popular application has fallen from its ranks.

In yet another sign of the App Store's imperfections, Apple has banned the third largest App Store developer, getting rid of almost a thousand applications. Once you see what applications they "developed", you will see why.

Apple does not like to talk much about the process of acceptance that goes on at the App store but a lucky app developer has gotten its very own hotline to them.

Windows Marketplace plans to launch with 600 applications available for download. While it's an uphill battle to challenge the App Store, this is certainly a great start.

Today, Apple's App Store surpassed 1.5 billion downloads only three months since they announced going over the 1 billion mark.

Apple's popular smartphone, the iPhone 3GS, is prone to mishandling and subsequent cracks in the screen. Apple is making it easier to fix the screen now by adding an in-store repair service.

That sure didn't last long. Just shortly after the discovery of an 3G "backdoor" for the EyeTV app, it has been pulled from the App Store.