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After an inexplicably long approval cycle, iPuckLite, the free “trial” version of iPuck is finally available for download on the App Store.
Our newest app, TiltBall, uses on the accelerometer to control gameplay. It’s fun, challenging and, of course, Scoreloop enabled.
I wondered what would happen if we temporarily set the price for one of our apps to US$0.00. The results were almost stunning. I guess that “Free” is the right price. Of course, it’s not particularly profitable…
It’s reviews like this that highlight the many rewards of iPhone app development. We sure don’t do it for the money.
I’ve heard all about Apple’s “deep bench,” but I think that the company would be lost without Mr. Jobs. It’s hard to express how relieved I was to see him up on that stage this morning.
I’ve been wondering about iTunes Connect recently. Some parts of the app submission process really puzzle me.
These stories are piling up with alarming frequency.
The July metrics report from AdMob includes some really interesting bits. Even if you don’t completely trust their methodology, you should at least take a look at their results.
Now that we have several App Store submissions under our belt, I thought that we had encountered pretty much the whole gamut of experiences, with the exception of the dreaded “unexpected additional time for review” message. I guess that I can check that one off as well.
Perhaps it’s just growing pains, but the policies and processes at the App Store seem to have gone from quaintly frustrating to disruptively bizarre.
