Handango Best Selling Software for April

Handango today released the April edition of the Handango Yardstick, a monthly report on the state of the mobile download industry.

For the first time since the fourth quarter of 2003, the HP iPAQ h5000 series was crowned the number one device adding software based on units sold, while the long-time reigning champion, the Tungsten T Series, dropped to number three. The BlackBerry 7250, ranking number three on the list of top phones adding software based on revenue, is the first BlackBerry device to make the top five since the Handango Yardstick launched in the second quarter of 2002. Another first-time appearance was made by the palmOne Zire 71/72, which ranked number five of the top handhelds adding software by revenue. Lastly, after hitting a record high in March, the average selling price (ASP) of mobile software leveled off, dropping slightly from $20.59 to $20.36 in April.

The top 10 selling Palm OS Titles on Handango were:

  1. AOL
  2. Agendus Professional Edition
  3. Ringo Pro
  4. Agendus for Windows Outlook
  5. PocketMirror Standard
  6. Village Sim
  7. Treo Voice Dialing
  8. KeySuite
  9. Diet & Exercise Assistant
  10. SplashID

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Slow News Day

Token User @ 5/16/2005 7:23:29 PM # Q


~ "Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed." - DV ~
RE: Slow News Day
Alpha1220 @ 5/16/2005 7:54:44 PM # Q
All quiet on the technological front because of the impending release of the Lifedrive. Don't worry, NDAs die in two days.

RE: Slow News Day
palmhiker @ 5/16/2005 9:25:04 PM # Q
All I want to know is, who in the world would pay $20 for AOL software, just so you can use their twenty-something dollar monthly service on your palm? Shouldn't they have to give this crap away for free to get people to use it?

RE: Slow News Day
ackmondual @ 5/17/2005 1:16:11 AM # Q
yeah, that puzzles me as well. AFAIK, 70% to 90% of AOL users for PC are actually trial users. With that many free CDs going around, they're set for life.
RE: Slow News Day
eston @ 5/17/2005 9:29:53 AM # Q
They make people pay for the AOL client now? I used to have it on my Visor Prism for free.

AOL's payment system is pretty garbled, IMO...

..: eston
http://www.hyalineskies.com/

RE: Slow News Day
joad @ 5/19/2005 12:25:39 AM # Q
Maybe AOL pays Handango to fill up your email box with this program, ala the AOL CD.. I seem to recall AOL got into a heap of trouble for their accounting practices with the mass of CDs they dumped in the 1990s.

It would not be out of the ordinary for AOL to somehow "pump up" the numbers at Handango to create some sort of illusion that anyone would want their program. Think about it - how many Palm users do YOU know that actually even HAVE this app? Are Handango sales really this miniscule?

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Aol

Hal2000 @ 5/19/2005 1:33:18 PM # Q
Not that I want it-but is there AOL for OS5? Does this mean only the older units are being bought for?

Zodiac2/T616/WiFi'd
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