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Hey Developers here’s a handy tip for sending out iTunes Promo Codes for your games and apps.
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Diversion Lite 1.1 Out Now
If you’ve been sitting on the fence and haven’t picked up your copy of Diversion yet, now you have no excuse.
READ MORE »Ezone.com: 10 Million Apps Served!
We are happy to announce that more than 10 million Ezone.com apps have been downloaded on the iPhone App Store!! And our flagship game Crazy Snowboard is currently in the top US game charts on four different platforms!
READ MORE »Don’t Listen to Those Idiots
App Store reviews. You want constructive feedback on your game so you can improve it, but how do you read the reviews without letting those really negative ones get under your skin.
READ MORE »4 Golden Rules of iPhone Game Design
Follow our ’4 Golden Rules of iPhone Game Design’ and you’ll have yourself the next iPhone App Store hit!
READ MORE »Android the World’s Leading Smart Phone Platform – or is it?
A report just released from Canalys states that Android is now the leading smart phone platform – selling more smart devices than Nokia, Apple, and RIM in Q4 2010. But wait, are they selling Apple short? We dig a bit deeper.
READ MORE »Back to the Important Stuff
I’m currently on vacation in the southwest of Australia, so this week’s idevblogaday entry is going to be a quick one. I wanted to post some followup data to some of our previous articles to see how our apps and strategies are going – so far, so good!
READ MORE »4 Tips to Get in the App Store Top 200
Ranking on the US Top 200 charts is critical to the success of an iOS app – and anyone that tells you charts don’t matter probably isn’t in the charts. If you aren’t charting, my guess is that you are invisible to 90% of the app buying public. Apart from an iTunes feature, the charts are the ONLY way to get visibility for your app that translates to meaningful sales. Read on to find out how to crack into the charts with your next app.
READ MORE »iPhone, Mac, Android: Designing for Multiple Platforms
iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android, Mac, Web, PS3, Xbox – with more and more platforms and markets emerging in both the mobile and desktop arenas small developers (like us) need to plan and work efficiently to maximize return. Here are a few tips that should make porting your games to different platforms easier.
READ MORE »Free for a day – does it work: Part 2
What a difference a year makes. Last year we made our Crazy Snowboard game free for a day and saw sales go down. This year we made it free again and saw revenue increase by over 300% during the free period and it’s still 200% better than it was before the giveaway. Read on to find out what we did differently…
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