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Open Source iPhone App Store Apps List – 39 So Far!
Welcome to the fourth iteration of the open source iphone app list. For those that have seen similar listings on other sites using the exact wordings, and links below welcome to the source for the original list.
It can be tough to learn how to develop, especially when it comes to finding complete examples. That’s why I put this list together. Each of these apps has been in the app store, and all but one are in there right now. So if you’re looking for an example of some real apps here they are.
iPhone App Review Sites – Huge Traffic Ranked List
Hi, welcome to another update to my listing of app review sites. These sites should allow for free links to your apps in one form or another and accept submissions. If any now force you to pay to get your app listed please post in the comments below, and they will be promptly removed. If you have an iPhone app review site that you would like added to the list that is actively updated, is not just purely automated, and accepts free submissions please post about it in the comments below.
Open Source iPhone App Store Apps
There are many code examples for iPhone development, most of the examples found in books or on blogs are incomplete and only designed to illustrate a specific point. The difference with the open source iphone apps shown on this page is that they are all available in the app store so you can see what other developers are really doing.
– Update March 7 – reMail and RobotFindsKitten added
iPhone Apps For Tracking App Store Downloads
Last week I mentioned a couple of different ways to track app store downloads. This seems to be a pretty common addiction, and I guess it’s also nice to have something to show others 
I received a question about whether or not I knew of any other apps available for tracking iPhone app sales data. Thanks to the power of Twitter I quickly found several more.
Here they are:
- PositionApp (free)
Big List of Youtubers Who Will Review Your iPhone App
As many of you may have noticed, I have been updating my older resource lists with updated links that have been shared with me in the last few months since starting this site, and I’ve been uploading tutorials/other videos to Youtube.
One resource which I didn’t really think about was Youtube. I wasn’t really a Youtuber before uploading my videos, but something I noticed was that there is a massive number of people on Youtube doing app reviews. Usually developers will upload a usage video to Youtube, and ultimately that’s the end of things, it’s hit or miss, and most videos get very few views.