One of the best parts of having an iPhone is the near limitless number of apps available for it. Sure, other phones have great apps too, but the iPhone is definitely still King of the Apps. There are dozens, if not hundreds, of applications in every category. With the large, beautiful screen apple has graciously given iPhone users, today we’ll delve into apps all about vision. Continue reading →
The number question out there right now in the iPhone development world is how to get more sales. Everyone is looking to take their sales from two or three little sad sales a day to the explosive coveted number one spot. How is an app developer supposed to get there? Well that answer may lie with Scott Lorenz of West Wind Communications. He has put out a few tips ( well make that 52 tips) on how to promote your app. Continue reading →
iAppsForStudents announced a Back to School Sale containing steep discounts on software from the some of the best independent Mac, iPhone, and iPad developers. More than 50 independent developers are participating in the sale contributing over 100 applications with discounts totaling more than $1300. The sale, which focuses on students but is open to anyone, runs from August 15th till September 1st.
Every iPhone developer dreams of making that #1 selling AppStore app and some make it, but to be quite frank this is so rarely the case. Alot of developers make a masterpiece (or something not even close to it) just to realize one say every few days, it’s discouraging. So what to do to recover from lack luster sales? Well a few developers with success stories and a marketers have shared their stories below to help those apps that just can’t seem to not do well in the AppStore see another light of day. Hey, maybe a tip or two will help your app recover! Continue reading →
Apple this week announced the winners of its annual Design Awards at the Worldwide Developers Conference, highlighting some of the best applications written for iOS. Continue reading →
Ultralingua
Q. How long have you been developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
Since the summer of 2008 – we were the first bilingual dictionary apps in the App Store when it launched!
Q. Describe your app(s)?
We have 23 apps in the App Store, all of which are used for dictionary lookup, language translation, and verb conjugation. Because they don’t require an internet connection and are available in a variety of languages, they can be used by anyone. Continue reading →
Company Name: Appsnminded
Developers: Jennifer Noonan, Cara Hall and Jesse Douglas
1) How long have you been developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
Appsnminded has been developing iPhone Apps since December 2008. In that time, we have attained Top 50 status for the majority of our apps.
2) Describe your app(s)? Who is/are your app(s) for?
Our apps are for mothers and their children and younger teens. These apps engage, entertain and educate in a way that only iPhone can. We get amazing feedback from people who download our apps and are inspired by the way our apps help mothers engage their kids.
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Interview with Craig Caruso of CarusoApps
Q: How long have you been developing for the iPhone/iPod platform?
1 year
Q: Describe your app(s)?
We have a baseball team management app iLineup, an app for NJ home buyers, and an informative app for Dock Street one of Staten Island, NYs most popular bars.
We’ve heard too many times about today’s economic state and that’s all fine and dandy, but you have one money saving tool that an unfortunate few (teehee had to sneak that one in) doesn’t have – an iPhone or iPod. That’s right, your iPhone or iPod Touch can be one of your best money saving weapons in your arsenal. Yes, your iPhone or iPod Touch cost you one pretty penny and it will continue to as Apple continues to roll out wonderful updates for the iPhone and iPod Touch in the future, but with these handy apps and websites made just for your beautiful, handy, money saving machine – get ready to save the big bucks. Continue reading →
