iPhone app developers often don’t pay much interest to the application design aspects – the result: the app fails on the Apple Store. Here’s a list of bad design errors to avoid while creating an iPhone app.
While most apps on the Apple Store are free or 99 cents, a few expensive apps are about $1000. Make no mistake, costly apps have a market, albeit small. From law to medicine, music and video surveillance, niche apps are being sold.
It’s an iPhone application that guides law students preparing for the exams.
A lifestyle app, iVIP Black offers plenty of privileges through private consultation. It provides access to exclusive benefits across a range of luxury brands.
A mobile video surveillance app, iRa Pro offers users live video feeds from multiple points, be it from factories, villas or offices.
Apple iPhone application that allows users to remotely access their corporate account information from corporate financial management systems such as Microsoft Dynamics GP and SAP BusinessOne.
Business management software ideal for PDR or Auto mobile repairs and allows users to create professional quotes and invoices right from their iPhone.
Providing custom piano tuning, the TuneLab Piano Tuner is targeted at professional pianists and performers.
An iPhone app for those who have difficulty in speaking, Proloquo2Go offers a total communication solution for people who have difficulty speaking.
Provides critical information for nurses.
Realtime spectrum analyzer for iPhone and iPod Touch, the XA1 iPhone music application helps maintain your sound in any unfamiliar location.
A CCTV software, Cam Control enables live video transmission as well as remote control of PTZ systems and doors, lights etc.
Bet you’ll need smelling salts when you hear that there are iPhone apps selling for a $1000. Here’s the list of 2010 Feb’s costliest iPhone applications on the App Store. Happy Viewing.
If you’re looking to hire an iPhone developer, read these 6 hiring tips or else you could burn your fingers.
Often we forget the end user when we develop an app. That could be fatal. We see so many good applications not usable because of poor usability and navigability. As an app creator you must know that the User Interface (UI) which helps an iPhone user experience your app must be sticky. Ease of use is a key factor that determines the success or failure of an application. The UI must be intuitive enough for average user to be able to see and use all functions and features. This is one thing which will make app users talk about the app. Ask any marketer, word of mouth publicity can impact sales exponentially which will make or break an app sales.
The festival is round the corner and I feel like going over to New Orleans. This year’s Mardi Gras however is going to be different for me. I have a new iPhone game Mardi Gras! for company. This is somethng that kills my boredom and reminds me of home.
The easy navigation, colorful pictures and simple game thrills me. I’m sure kids too will fall in love with it. I believe the joy of giving is best understood by playing this game where you’re on a float, throwing beads, dubloons and more into the crowd. Hey! You must throw the right gift to the seekers in the crowd to get bonus points.
Mardi Gras! is available at $1.99 cents on the Apple Store.
I know Phillip Rochelle for whom our company created this game. He loves the game. If you love Mardi Gras, you must check this out for sure.
Arvind Sarin
If you’re one of those sports loving folks and also like RSS feeds, then Impiger Technologies’ myFeeds is the app for you. And if you have even a passing interest in sports, then myFeeds is an app you’ll want to check out.
There aren’t a lot of confusing bells and whistles to this RSS app; myFeeds is easy to navigate in its design and boasts an impressive preconfigured collection of sports feeds covering everything from football (yes, both) to Formula 1 racing, from cricket to Nascar.
Read the complete review at: MyFeeds IPhone RSS Feed Reader.
Many billion app downloads later, everyone from New York to London to Paris is thinking of making an iPhone app. Stories circulating on the internet of dumb kids making millions selling iPhone apps is everyday news. Twitter, Facebook and Youtube are agog with such success stories. People are drumming up fancy app ideas that may sound crazy, but if you think these are not possible, you probably need a brain transplant.
My pick of 5 crazy and funny iphone app ideas that I got scouring the internet.
iCooker: I was thinking of a cooker for your i-phone. If you have hungry then turn you your i-phone cooker on. The i-phone get the power of his battery and so he can warmed up. You can drop you food on the top of the i-phone. After a few minutes your food is ready to eat. You can set the temperature of de cooker. You can use a part of the existing meat. – Merlijn Dekker
iShame: Just humiliated yourself in public? Enter the anecdote and you will be sent a slightly more embarrassing story supplied by another user. In return, your shameful moment will be used to diminish the humiliation of lesser offenders. – Mathew Moore
iLoser: For some people, there’s nothing worse than standing in a public place without anything to do, realizing that everyone who is walking by is judging you as a loser. This handy app solves this problem by giving you the chance to respond to fake text messages and phone calls from the friends you really do have — you’re just waiting for them to call you (for real). – Josh Righter, Scott Borchert, and Scott Wagner
iSmell: measures bacterial growth and recommends shower intervals. – Arubinst
iDateU: Everyone wants to hook up. A dating application that let you enter your preferences, personal description, a short matching questionnaire, and pictures. Then, wherever you go, if another user who has the app installed is in your vicinity, and they meet your specifications (and you meet theirs), your iPhone would alert you (preferably silently). Users could specify how much information it would share – you could set it to automatically share your picture, or require permission first. The application could display a “compatibility meter” to show how well the other person matches you. – Root Maniac
If you have a crazy iphone application idea, please call Erica Weaver at 972-827-8463 or Arvind at 972-697-7999 who are at Richardson, Texas, or email sales@impigertech.com to make your dreams come true. We will be more than willing to buy you a coffee and discuss your app idea, however crazy that may be!
Trust me no one can match our price, quality, marketing support and service.
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Impiger Technologies’ newly launched feed reader app for iPhones, MyFeeds, was reviewed and featured on Appshouter home page.
“Let the news come to you with this great app!”
News has changed a great deal since the advent of the internet. One of my favorite ways to keep up with the news is by using what are called RSS feeds. MyFeeds iPhone RSS Feed Reader review.
