The digest of news from the world of mobile development in the last week №26 (September 23—29, 2013)
This week there are two interesting stories about the development and income of mobile games, Android is 5 years old, Marmalade began to support Tizen, the continuation of an endless story about Elop’s role in the fate of Nokia, an excellent study from the organizers of the ADC conference about the economics of mobile applications and many other interesting things our digest.
Most recently, I finished developing my mobile game for Android and, as usual, I thought it would be nice to promote it. This is what I am doing now and I want to share my experience.
According to Dennis Zhadanov from Readdle, the company found that an application with a rating of 4.5 stars requires from 3,500 to 3,800 weekly downloads to enter the list of the 10 best paid applications in the United States. ')
iOS
Apple finished the Interface Builder please! I have been an iOS developer for 4 years now, and what at first seemed momentary imperfection, irrelevant details, over the years turns into Chinese water torture.
Nokia, life goes on The new head of the company is already building prospects for the future. And the first step after the completion of the sale of Nokia's mobile business to Nokia, along with 5.44 billion euro patents, may be the acquisition of Alcatel.
Diary analysts note Thanks to Elop, Microsoft bought not a bankrupt, but a company with a more or less stable position in the market, with three years of experience working closely on its axis and with a more or less interesting niche in the market.