- May 1, 2011
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Anyone else notice the marketplace is closing in on 20,000 apps. Pretty impressive.
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I wonder if a mathematically minded person could create an algorithm that shows number of apps at which the breaking point is reached and quality begins to fail.
I want quantity (not saying over quality)... it usually leads to quality. So if I have 20,000 apps, I'm sure I can get 100+ quality apps. The ratio sucks, but if you have 100 twitter apps, each dev is fighting to make theirs the client to go with.
I want quantity (not saying over quality)... it usually leads to quality. So if I have 20,000 apps, I'm sure I can get 100+ quality apps. The ratio sucks, but if you have 100 twitter apps, each dev is fighting to make theirs the client to go with.
Dang, 10 or 15. I had that the first day. Running about 160 apps/games today, plus another 60-70 that I have tried and removed. There is a lot of interesting stuff out there, most free or 0.99. Always had a bunch of apps on my Pocket PC's and WinMo phones. Been pretty impressed with the quality thus far, and the developers have been great at responding to requests and issues.I sure don't see 100 quality apps. But I didn't have more than 15 apps on my iphone4 nor will I see myself having more than 10 or 15 on my Focus.
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i remember when it first came out on iOS @ $1000 and I believe 6 or 7 bought it. I know at least one was by mistake.I am glad that MS did change the policy that apps had to (paraphrasing here) serve some useful purpose, the number of fart apps I am seeing in the recently added list has went to zero.
Then we go to the insane, things like the I AM Rich app that only seems to be $499 because the developer is trying to see how incredibly stupid the rich really are.