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December 14th 2009 01:16
What apps would you expect to the be the most popular in use today on iPhones and iPods?
Would you expect the average price to be $1, $10 or $100?
Here are some apps from the top 10 list at the iTunes store as reported by this article in the ChicgoTribune.
Maker: Activision
Cost: $9.99
Details: Kill zombies, Call of Duty-style, in t his first-person shooter. The bad news: You can only play on Wi-Fi.
Maker: Occipital
Cost: $1.99
Details: Scan barcodes of products and RedLaser will find cheaper version for you using Google, Amazon and more.
Maker: TomTom International
Cost: $99.99
Details: The iPhone version of the GPS from those irritating TV commercials. 3G iPhones will get the full turn-by-turn navigation service, but the non-GPS enabled original iPhone and iPod Touch users will have to purchase an extra TomTom GPS car kit.
Maker: Electronic Arts
Cost: $4.99
Details: Line up falling blocks for points. Has several cool modes, such as "bubble wrap" and "magic crayon." Another excellent timewaster.
Maker: Electronic Arts
Cost: $2.99
Details: Choose a character and play high schooler; the game changes every time you make a decision, so it's kind of a choose-your-own-high-school-a dventure app.
Would you expect the average price to be $1, $10 or $100?
Here are some apps from the top 10 list at the iTunes store as reported by this article in the ChicgoTribune.
Call of Duty: World At War: Zombies
Cost: $9.99
Details: Kill zombies, Call of Duty-style, in t his first-person shooter. The bad news: You can only play on Wi-Fi.
RedLaser
Maker: Occipital
Cost: $1.99
Details: Scan barcodes of products and RedLaser will find cheaper version for you using Google, Amazon and more.
TomTom U.S. & Canada
Cost: $99.99
Details: The iPhone version of the GPS from those irritating TV commercials. 3G iPhones will get the full turn-by-turn navigation service, but the non-GPS enabled original iPhone and iPod Touch users will have to purchase an extra TomTom GPS car kit.
Tetris
Maker: Electronic Arts
Cost: $4.99
Details: Line up falling blocks for points. Has several cool modes, such as "bubble wrap" and "magic crayon." Another excellent timewaster.
Surviving High School
Maker: Electronic Arts
Cost: $2.99
Details: Choose a character and play high schooler; the game changes every time you make a decision, so it's kind of a choose-your-own-high-school-a dventure app.
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