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3 Mistakes Developers Make When Selling Their iPhone Apps
Editors Note: It still amazes me that some developers will spend thousands, even tens of thousands and have no more of a marketing strategy than “getting the app in the store”. Then not even spend the time to put up some screenshots. I received this great article submission from Robert J.B. talking about some of the most common mistakes that developers make when submitting their apps.
Traffic Ranked Listing Of iPhone App Review Sites
This is a ranked listing of iPhone application review sites that accept applications submissions from developers. Getting listed on these sites can be a good way to gain exposure for your app, and every little bit helps.
I have filtered out sites that simply track iTunes feeds and list everything in the store.
The listings are ranked based on traffic given by the Compete.com rank.
Big List Of Places To Submit Your Iphone App For Free PR
I decided to start keeping a list as I continue developing of places to submit iPhone apps. I decided what better place to put it then on this blog so the guys running these sites can come here, and post about their site. These are sites that are openly asking for developers to submit apps to them. Many of these sites receive a surprisingly large amount of traffic.
The Categorized OpenGL ES Tutorial Collection
I’ve received several requests for this, and I agree that finding the right OpenGL ES tutorial can be difficult so what I’ve decided to do is go through many of the available tutorials and order them by both degree of difficulty, and the native device type for the tutorials.
Below you will find OpenGL ES tutorials covering OpenGL ES 2.0, 1.1, 1.0, 1.x, for the Apple iPhone, Google Android, Pocket PC, and Microsoft Windows Mobile. Any of these tutorials cannot be converted from one device to another, but the original device type for each tutorial is listed.
Store Kit In-App Purchase Tutorials
This site is often searched for is the Store Kit and in-app purchase tutorials.
There is a very straightforward tutorial for store kit basics that can be found here: Using Store Kit Framework
Yesterday, I found this excellent list of resources on In-app purchasing. Which lists the Apple resources, and others that describe the process of implementing in-app purchases. If you want to know everything about in-app purchases you’ll find it in a resource on that list.