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Extinction Squad Animal preservation with a difference! Join Chuck Darwin and his team to travel the globe, rescuing animals from extinction. Catch the gorillas, dodos, pandas and lions on the special trampoline and bounce them to safety. Two game modes and plenty of missions make this a lot of fun to play!
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 2 Who doesn't love Sonic the Hedgehog? I spent my childhood jealous of Sega-owning friends who could play whenever they liked. This new app lets you team up with a friend to master the new zones and take down the badniks. It will be awesome when bugs are fixed..
NBA JAM NBA JAM was a firm console favourite of mine as a teenager so I was hugely excited to see a mobile version! With over 30 teams, 3 play modes and all the features from the much-loved 90s game, it's a wonderful trip down retro gaming memory lane. Boomshakalaka!
Flight+ Flight+ is a must if you're planning air travel this summer. Tracking every airport in the world and providing information on gate or terminal changes, delays, arrivals and departures, seating charts, weather forecasts and more, it's the ultimate holiday companion. Also fab for planning airport pick-ups for minimal waiting around!
The Daily The Daily was the first ever news app for iPad and has now expanded to iPhone. Featuring a wide selection of news covering topics such as business, arts, opinion and sports and new content every day, it's a fantastic way to keep on top of what's happening in the world.
Avengers Origins: Assemble The Avengers are finally getting together in the movie world and this comic book app is keeping me entertained in the meantime. Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Ant-man and the Wasp star in the interactive story, with several reading modes and hidden content. Not just for kids!
Temple Run Now that you've stolen the cursed idol from the temple, you need to run for your life to escape. Swipe your screen to turn, jump and slide as you navigate the temple, collecting coins and power-ups and avoiding obstacles. New characters unlock as you progress. It's pretty sweet!
Draw Something Draw Something has become a total hit over the past week or so, nearly everyone I know is playing it! Play against a friend or random opponent and take turns drawing and guessing. More difficult clues award better scores if guessed correctly and coins can be traded for extra colours. Awesome!!
Viddy A great, easy way to record your life in video, Viddy lets you capture videos and precious moments and then share them with your nearest and dearest. Share via Facebook, Twitter, get comments from your friends and family and join in with the community.
Instagram A fantastic photography app, Instagram lets you add any one of a number of custom filters, linear and radial tilt-shift blur effects and more. Upload unlimited photos and share the results via Facebook, Twitter, Posterous and more. Now available on Android too.
News How to develop a successful iOS app
Thursday, 13 October 2011 02:50

How to develop a successful iOS app

Written by  Susan Williamson
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Affective Apps recently published an interview with Kyle King from ZoomAppy, discussing how to develop a successful app. An excerpt from the interview is below and the full article can be read here.

Here are some things I think are essential to having success in the App Store based on my own observations and experiences: (1) Once you have an idea for app, find all similar apps in the App Store. Look for those that are really successful as well as those that are not. What are the differences and similarities between them? (2) Do Internet researches about these apps to find out as much information as you can. Assess their use of social media and exposure on blog sites, review sites, etc. What steps might be needed to achieve that same level of exposure? (3) Read user reviews for feedback and make sure you don’t duplicate their mistakes. Think of how your app is going to be similar and how it’s going to be different. (4) Beta test your ideas throughout the development process to get feedback. These are people that can later help create “buzz” and promote your app using social media (5) Have a good website that is search engine friendly. Make it easy for people to find your app using keywords that are relevant to your product. (6) Continuously grow your social network. Build honest and meaningful relationships with people. Get their feedback and maintain a continuous dialogue to keep those relationships going. (7) When submitting your app to the App Store, make sure you place your app in the categories that are relevant and give you the best chance for success.

Last modified on Thursday, 13 October 2011 03:26
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