Apps...What is Free and what isn't
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Tue, 07/06/2010 - 9:32pm (14 years 38 weeks ago)
So be it a cell phone, smart phone, PDA or a media table what type of apps are you looking for? How many buy apps out there and what is the most you have ever spent on one?
I thought this was very intresting
57% of Android apps are free -- iPhone apps: only 27%
Now I love my android phone even more! So if your phone or device shopping does charts like this make a differance?
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Fri, 07/09/2010 - 2:22am (14 years 37 weeks ago)
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Re: Apps...What is Free and what isn't
I shouldn't say so. There are a large amount of apps in the App store, I think around some 100,000 apps for the iPhone itself. I dont think there is that much of apps for the Android OS and the paid and free ones don't make much difference. So it would be difficult to choose between both
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Most of the apps on my iPhone were free. Some I have bought. The most I've spent on a single app it $4.99. The ones I play with the most were free. The problem with paid apps I use is that they tend to be games. I beat them then never see an update. Why bother paying for a game that never improves. I'll stick with the free or lite versions of games.