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Being Canadian, I can't put up paid apps (yet), so I don't know. It's also a hard question to answer, because it depends on app popularity, price, complexity o
by martythemaniak 17y ago
Being Canadian, I can't put up paid apps (yet), so I don't know.
It's also a hard question to answer, because it depends on app popularity, price, complexity of the app, etc. For my next project, I am planning to roll over iPhone and Android nearly simultaneously, so I look forward to answering that question in a blog post, at least in a relative way.
- maxklein 17y agoYou mean only U.S developers can sell apps in the android store?
- martythemaniak 17y agoI just checked - currently you can sell apps from Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Spain, UK and US. From what I've read, the local carriers play a large role in where paid apps are available.
- fjabre 17y agoI'm not sure this app is possible on the iPhone. Apple doesn't allow access to call history, favorites and what not.. At least that's how it was last year when I 'used' to do iPhone dev..
- cakesy 17y agoNot on an unlocked phone, anyway. You can still sell apps for unlocked phones, not sure what the returns are. Apple only gives you access to the address book, very annoying. Would love to get more access, to calendar, calls data etc...
- jsolson 17y agoI wonder if there's a market in being an American company that's willing to act purveyor of apps for foreign developers... As I'd be perfectly willing to do the minimal work of submitting your app for a small portion of the proceeds. Dealing with international tax law probably makes this not worth it for a small company, particularly as a side business, but it's a thought...