With 500,000+ apps in the Apple AppStore and 300,000+ apps in the Android Market Place, it can be tough finding an idea for a new app. However, every few weeks a new app makes it into the Top 10 for sales, in each of the stores. This shows that there is still a lot of opportunity out there for you to create the next must-have app. In this post, I would like to share a few techniques for keeping those new app ideas flowing, and as a result, your bank account will keep flowing too.
No mater which store you are releasing to, preparation beforehand will ensure the process is a smooth one. In this post I would like to discuss the common information and resources that you should have in place before releasing your app to any of the stores.
This is just a quick post to tell you about the new update for our Objective-C Coder app. We are planning to release the update in January 2012.
Creating your own icons is a pretty tough job, a job preferably left to a designer. That’s why finding a resource like iconSweets 2 is so fantastic.
iconSweets 2 offers 372 icons for free, and the best part is that you can use them in your commercial apps. These are all monochrome icons, meaning that they can be used in conjunction with controls that apply their own colouring. Alternatively, if grayscale icons fit your app then they could be perfect. These icons work fantastically with tool bars and tab bars.
We have a new app out especially for iPhone, iPod and iPad developers. It is the perfect tool for writing Objective-C code on the go.
Some of the features include:
- Auto code completion
- Code snippets
- File managent
- Share code via email
We have big news!
Our first app has been released to the Apple AppStore and is live for download. Zero Money Down Property is the first of many but we are really proud of it.
Welcome to Light Bulb Apps. Over the coming months we hope to introduce you to a variety of apps that we have released. We will also be reviewing other developers apps from time-to-time so make sure you look out for those.