Managed to get everything off to Apple this morning; the app is now in their hands with a status of 'In Review'. Now I wait...Being an Australian resident, I also need to supply proof of being registered for GST (Goods and Services Tax).
There are five similar apps on the AppStore currently, 2 free, 2 for AU$1.19 and 1 for AU$3.99. I am pricing mine at the tier 2 price of AU$2.49 (US$1.99).
So I'm confused, did you make a game with spaceships, or something to tell you the value of resistors?
ReplyDeleteI started making a game with spaceships, but found there was too much I didn't know, so I decided to take a step back for a minute and make something simpler (the resistor app).
ReplyDeleteI've always got multiple projects running at any one time, so I'll probably go back to the spaceship game again now while I'm learning other things.
Soon you'll be sitting back and watching the money rollllllllll in!
ReplyDeleteIf I can corner over 80% of the "people who want to buy a resistor decoder app that runs on the iPhone" worldwide market, I might make enough money to buy a coffee.
ReplyDeleteWhat I am interested in, is seeing if anyone else copies any of my ideas (numbers on dials etc). Don't care if they do, just be interesting to see what happens.
Mike's impressed that you finished one of your projects.
ReplyDeleteLooks funky...
Mike's impressed that you finished one of your projects.
ReplyDeleteLooks funky...
Thats right. I will be interested to see how it goes dollar wise. Its the simple ideas that usually make a mint.
ReplyDeleteMike is yet to finish any of his own, though - I think he has about 5 going at the sec - including his move into the automotive industry....
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