Articles Tagged ‘Success story’
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Today's Apps Gone Free: Timezone Clock, FoodFeats, Success Story, And More
BY Tyler Tschida on Tue April 03rd, 2012
Today's AGF list includes a timezone clock, an app that helps you discover food challenges, and a time management game.
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Angry Birds Rio Is A Dud... Not!
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sat April 02nd, 2011
The Rovio guys have yet another reason to celebrate this week with their incredible franchise making history once again.
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The Stories Behind The Best Selling Apps
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed September 22nd, 2010
The App Store is full of amazing success stories. From the simplest apps written in a garage by two brothers, to revived old successes like Bejeweled, some apps have made their creators millionaires, and it's just getting started.
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Doodle Jump Surpasses 3 Million Paid Download Mark
BY Tyler Tschida on Tue March 09th, 2010
Lima Sky's accelerometer-based jumping game, Doodle Jump, has leaped to new heights. The $.99 casual game has now surpassed the 3 million paid download mark, which has been achieved in under one year's time. Doodle
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Success Story: TextFree Serves A Billion Texts In Less Than 9 Months
BY Alexander Vaughn on Thu February 18th, 2010
The idea of replacing your text messaging plan with an app and Push Notifications is getting incredibly popular. Indeed, iPhone app developer company Pinger, the creators of Textfree, told Techcrunch that over the last 9
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Success Story: Tapulous
BY Alexander Vaughn on Mon December 21st, 2009
There is nothing like starting the week with an App Store success story. After RedLaser last week, this week's App Store hero seems to be Tapulous. According to Reuters, Tapulous managed to sell over 20
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RedLaser Makes A Killing
BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed December 16th, 2009
It's no secret that the App Store is a highly competitive market. It's tougher than ever for developers to make a real profit, and most of the revenue is grabbed by big development companies that can
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