There are lot’s of articles floating around these days that point out how bad the “paid app” situation on the Android market is. As a quick recap, there are several major components to this: paid apps are not available in all markets paid apps are not available in all configurations downloads “hang” in significant numbers [...]
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Android paid app problems are an opportunity
Posted in Business & Marketing, tagged Android, Business & Marketing, iDevBlogADay on September 21, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Are 40 Appstores too much?
Posted in Opinion, tagged Android, iOS, Opinion on February 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
At the Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona, there was big news of twelve major operators wanting to create a kind of Super Appstore, to counter Apple’s successful approach. Overall there was word that we will end up with 40 major appstores in 2010. Now that’s a big number, but looking at the fragmentation of the [...]
How to use a Droid as Android Developer Phone
Posted in Development, tagged Android, Development on November 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Sometimes it takes a new experience to I ask myself: “What was I thinking before?” Unpacking my new Droid, trying to set it up for development was one of those moments, where after the first hurdle I was like “oh no”, remembering lively how many curveballs the Apple environment throws at you there. For the [...]
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