Comments on: Last Call For webOS Development Early Access
Palm are dangling a number of tasty-looking carrots for interested developers here, including:
- An assigned account manger to expedite feedback for any technical or program issues and manage your application through the review process
- We will waive all program and application fees. Only requirement is a $5 fee to verify your PayPal account, currently used for payments to developers.
- Maximize your application's visibility and be considered for inclusion in Palm's marketing activities.
Interested developers should hit up Palm's e-commerce beta application page, or send an email to catalog.ecommerce.beta@palm.com. The full email is reposted after the break.
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RE: last call
They DID have lots of 3rd party developers!
RE: last call
what ever happen to...?
RE: what ever happen to...?
http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/normsoft-inc/id284105471
Gary
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RE: what ever happen to...?
jnuneznj: I've been keeping in touch with Normsoft, because I'd love to see them on webOS too. They're remaining tight-lipped. Last time I checked in in September, their response was:
"As a policy, we don't pre-announce or talk about products that we may be working on."
So you could read into that pretty much anything you like. Personally, I'd like to believe a webOS version of Pocket Tunes is coming, 'cause I love Pocket Tunes.
Most number of downloads for a paid WebOS application is...
See the Precentral article:
http://www.precentral.net/how-much-app-catalog-making-developers
or, better yet, do what Precentral did and install a patch ona Pre and get your own statistics.
The comments to the article from actual paid-application developers confirm the article's theme, if not its actual values (the comments say "the article overstates the ACTUAL number of original downloads since (free)updates were counted by it, too").
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"Come develop for Palm! Where it's dead simple to make an app that a very small percentage of the population will ever use! Remember, fewer users means less bug reports for you to deal with!"
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