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That was my first thought as well. I use a phone a lot, but only for a finite number of things, and I have pretty good apps for all of those things. Therefore,
by sjellis 9y ago
That was my first thought as well. I use a phone a lot, but only for a finite number of things, and I have pretty good apps for all of those things. Therefore, I download an average of less than one new app a month.
If I download a new app it is either a) a client for a SaaS thing that I already use at home or work, or b) an app that enables me to do something new with my phone (e.g. Sleep as Android for sleep monitoring).
If I played games on my phone, then I might want to download new games semi-regularly, I guess.
The issue here is that the "99 cents from the App Store" model was always a broken way to fund software development.
- tehlike 9y ago"The issue here is that the "99 cents from the App Store" model was always a broken way to fund software development." This is one of the things that bothers me. It doesn't work for you and i, but must be working for some other people. Might be a generational thing. Might be more tech-focused people need less of that, or something.