Amidst a ton of recent news about iPhone developers not being able to support a viable business selling .99¢ apps, comes a story about Ethan Nicholas, who pulled together a $3 app in his spare time, that netted him a cool half-million in a month’s-worth of App store sales.
Seems to me that there’s a slim difference between .99¢ and $2.99, which proves, to me at least, that it’s not so much about the price of an application as it is about creating the right application and doing it well.
Coder’s Half-Million-Dollar Baby Proves iPhone Gold Rush Is Still On | via Wired.com.