App Store Sales:

Edward Kirk · **App Store Sales:** - November 7th, 2008, 06:34 PM #1

Developers are continuing to offer apps at limited-time discounts or giving them away for free to boost their numbers. Arnold Kim, founder of MacRumors, created a great new way of looking for iPhone apps online called AppShopper.com, which was used to compile this list. Today's list includes Lonely Planet's Mandarin Phrasebook, Plum Caddt Golf Mapping and Scoring, Custom Hypnosis, oneSec, Lighter, iChillout, Tic Tac Toe Plus, and Top SuDoKu.

Lonely Planet Mandarin Phrasebook - $6.99 -> Free

Plum Cady Golf Mapping and Scoring - $9.99 -> Free
"Thanks to a sponsor FREE for a limited time (usually $10)."

Custom Hypnosis - $1.99 ->$0.99
"Custom hypnosis is on sale through November 9th! Grab it while you can before the price increase"

- $3.99 ->$1.99
"Darts is on sale for a limited time to promote the newly added control scheme!"

oneSec $0.99 -> $Free

Lighter - $0.99 -> Free
"24 free promotion!"

iChillout - $0.99 -> Free
"Free for limited period!"

Tic Tac Toe Plus $0.99 -> Free
"Free for the holidays; Enjoy Tic Tac Toe Plus for free through Thanksgiving and Christmas"

Top SuDoKu - $1.99 -> $0.99
"Special promotion for a limited time only 0.99!"

[TheBORG] · November 7th, 2008, 07:11 PM #2

iChillOut is not free at the moment. It was earlier today though.

Stephen007 · November 7th, 2008, 09:27 PM #3

Quote:

Lighter - $0.99 -> Free
"24 free promotion!"

Lighter is no longer free. 24 hour promotion is up apparently.

imagine engine · November 8th, 2008, 11:07 AM #4

For apps that are not free I would prefer a trial version which allows 15 days of use. That way the customer can decide if the app is truly worth the money the developer is asking for it.

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Edward Kirk WrAdminterizer Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Illinois, USA Posts: 3,084 Thanks: 19 Thanked 26 Times in 25 Posts	App Store Sales: - November 7th, 2008, 06:34 PM #1
	<script language="JavaScript" src="http://adserver1.backbeatmedia.com/servlet/ajrotator/13894/222/viewJScript?pool=13886&type=3158&pos=20&zone=5000"></script> Developers are continuing to offer apps at limited-time discounts or giving them away for free to boost their numbers. Arnold Kim, founder of MacRumors, created a great new way of looking for iPhone apps online called AppShopper.com, which was used to compile this list. Today's list includes Lonely Planet's Mandarin Phrasebook, Plum Caddt Golf Mapping and Scoring, Custom Hypnosis, oneSec, Lighter, iChillout, Tic Tac Toe Plus, and Top SuDoKu. Lonely Planet Mandarin Phrasebook - $6.99 -> Free Plum Cady Golf Mapping and Scoring - $9.99 -> Free "Thanks to a sponsor FREE for a limited time (usually $10)." Custom Hypnosis - $1.99 ->$0.99 "Custom hypnosis is on sale through November 9th! Grab it while you can before the price increase" - $3.99 ->$1.99 "Darts is on sale for a limited time to promote the newly added control scheme!" oneSec $0.99 -> $Free Lighter - $0.99 -> Free "24 free promotion!" iChillout - $0.99 -> Free "Free for limited period!" Tic Tac Toe Plus $0.99 -> Free "Free for the holidays; Enjoy Tic Tac Toe Plus for free through Thanksgiving and Christmas" Top SuDoKu - $1.99 -> $0.99 "Special promotion for a limited time only 0.99!" __________________ About my iPhone: iPhone & Color: iPhone 3G 16GB White iPhone Version: 3.0 Computer & OS: MacBook Pro 15", Mac OS X 10.5.4 Twitter

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	For apps that are not free I would prefer a trial version which allows 15 days of use. That way the customer can decide if the app is truly worth the money the developer is asking for it. __________________ SOHO: Maya, Mudbox, Toxik, FCS 3, iLife 09, iWork 09, Office, TC 1TB, iPhone 3G.