I'm glad somebody brought that up. It seems like the current mindset is 'an App I can make a living with' rather than 'an App people need'. Executions seem poor

I'm glad somebody brought that up. It seems like the current mindset is 'an App I can make a living with' rather than 'an App people need'. Executions seem poorer and poorer as well. I blame that same reason for end of gold App rush. People just won't buy something because they like the idea but will make sure that execution is adequate before parting with their money. As I got carried away onto subject of App business right now, these are my thoughts: "iOS (number of users) - rising Android (number of users) - rising That are the only two things you need to know - you have a terribly large market. You can't make a living with a sh*t app anymore. No, people won't buy just any app just because it's .99 in the store. But with the right approach and the right idea (and naturally, good execution), the outcome (revenue) will be at least the same as if you launched that same app some time ago. I'll even go as far that good apps sell better today than a year or two back."