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news.cnet.com - 2/20/2009

Most iPhone applications gathering dust

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iPhone users have very short attention spans. Just 30 percent of people who buy an iPhone application actually use it the day after it was purchased, according to Pinch Media , which analyzed over 30 million downloads from Apple's App Store. And the numbers plunge from there: after 20 days, ...

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appleinsider.com - 2/13/2009

Apple and EFF argue over iPhone jailbreaking

— appleinsider.com — The Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed requests with the US Copyright Office to exempt activities from legal... threats under the DMCA, one of which attacks Apple's secured software business model on the iPhone. (more) Apple and EFF argue over iPhone jailbreaking

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apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com - 2/16/2009

Now everybody has an App Store

— apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com — Nokia’s Ovi Store . An online app and media portal that comes “pre-integrated” on Nokia’s ( NOK... ) new N97 (right), but will be available for download on a slew of existing Nokia phones come May. ( link ) Windows Marketplace . Along with a new version ... (more) Now everybody has an App Store

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Most iPhone applications gathering dust
iPhone Approll — iPhone users have very short attention spans. Just 30 percent of people who buy an iPhone application actually use it the day after it was purchased, according to Pinch Media, which analyzed over 30 million downloads from Apple's App Store. And the numbers plunge from there: after 20 days, ... Originally posted at News - Apple

Study: iPhone apps have one-night stands
iPhone Buzz — ... from Apple's App Store, only 20 percent of users go back for more the following day. When it comes to paid apps, only 30 percent of iPhone users actually use it the day after it was purchased and only 5 percent of them are actively using it in the next 20 days. Using the apps at the same day or the following day (or even the following months) after they're downloaded, it's just the matter of habit, I think. Not a big deal. How do you think? [via CNET]

Study: iPhone apps have one-night stands
Top iPhone News — ... App Store, only 20 percent of users go back for more the following day. When it comes to paid apps, only 30 percent of iPhone users actually use it the day after it was purchased and only 5 percent of them are actively using it in the next 20 days. Using the apps at the same day or the following day (or even the following months) after they’re downloaded, it’s just the matter of habit, I think. Not a big deal. How do you think? [via CNET]