Comments on: Handango Releases Stats on Mobile Apps
The average selling price for an application was $20.
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RE: Popcap my favorite!!!
RE: Popcap my favorite!!!
As for how many colours... How about "we'll be using 256 specific colours out of a 16 bit palette (65k colours), which on an m130 will be visible with an automatic conversion into 12 bit colour."
I'm pretty sure that the difference will not be noticeable. A greater difference is made by the slower refresh rate of the screen on an m130, meaning that animations look more blurry!
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Howard Tomlinson (Astraware).
Follows the poll. Palm apps can be costly.
I have alot of trouble paying much more that twenty dollars for a Palm application however.
RE: Follows the poll. Palm apps can be costly.
Wouldn't the average be lower if they were only measuring Palm applications?
RE: Follows the poll. Palm apps can be costly.
> via Handago, or just the Palms?
The statistics are for all applications sold at Handango.
> Wouldn't the average be lower if they were only measuring Palm applications?
Probably not. It might even be the other way around. The average price for the Top 10 Pocket PC applications on Handango right now is $21. The average price for the Top 10 Palm OS applications is $25.50.
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News Editor
Funny
Not Top ten APPS, Top Ten GAMES
RE: Where is the stat?
www.handango.com/pdf/HandangoYardstick.pdf?siteId=1
Note: it is a PDF file, not a web page.
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Funny that they didn’t report any totals
Does anyone knows if somebody has ever published these kind of numbers?
iPAQ users?
> doesn't mean iPaq owners buy the most apps in general.
Nice spin. This stat is definitely something developers should pay attention to. With Pocket PCs in #1 and #4 position, it tells me that even though Pocket PCs are around 27-28% of the total market, they make up a bigger part of the software aftermarket. So much for the "Palm Economy" huh?
RE: iPAQ users?
RE: iPAQ users?
Yeah, and Toshiba makes up 3.8%, Hi-Tech Wealth (Asia) has 4.6% and Minren (Asia) has 2.2%. Add that up on your Palm. 29.2% share.
>Developers won't write for PPC for the same reason they don't write for Macs: not enough of them to justify the cost.
Tell that to the authors that have written several thousand apps for Pocket PCs in the past 2.5 years.
Oh, and in case you missed the market share report - it is at http://news.com.com/2100-1040-946298.html
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Popcap my favorite!!!