appleinsider.com - 7/23/2009
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Acknowledging that there is room for improvement in the current offering, Apple COO Tim Cook said Tuesday that Apple is looking for new ways to categorize software in the App Store on the iPhone and iPod touch.
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appcubby.com - 7/21/2009
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The App Store is a tough place to
do business. In addition to the countless hours I...
ve spent overseeing the development of the App Cubby apps, I ve also spent a ton of time pouring over the App Store charts, experimenting with pricing and marketing , ...
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polarbearfarm.com - 7/30/2009
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A lot has been written about the success
of the App Store, over 50,000 apps available, 1.5...
Billion downloads in its first year, talk about how it’s unprecedented etc. However I think it’s long past time for a reality check here. This is a ...
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Apple to overhall the App Store
iPhonefreak —
... , it can be difficult for users to find new applications with the current categorization methods. Cook said during Tuesday’s earnings report conference call. “Apple has some ideas on how to improve the experience.” The details are still far and few, but I’m willing to bet that we can probably expect to see changes being made to the App Store within the next few months. [ AppleInsider ]
App Store Will Have to Evolve
iPhone News Updated —
... Neil Hughes, AppleInsider stated… “Acknowledging that there is room for improvement in the current offering, Apple chief executive Tim Cook said Tuesday that Apple is looking for new ways to categorize software in the App Store on the iPhone and iPod touch.”. Check out the full story here ...
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