Apple drops ‘uncomfortable’ Sweatshop HD game from App Store
Developer Littleloud produced Sweatshop HD to help young people think about where their clothes come from.
Coming soon from Big Fish Games: Fetch (exclusive video)
Look for it in the Apple iTunes App Store on Thursday.
App Annie launches Amazon Appstore analytics: Amazon is all about fun, Google is all about utilities
And what the data shows is that the top apps on Amazon are very, very different than Google Play.
Gaming consumes a great share of dollars spent on the Google and Apple app stores
December saw an astounding increase in revenues and downloads for mobile games.
Google Play revenue growing 10X faster than Apple’s iOS app store
Apple's app store is still bigger than Google Play and still earns much more revenue. But while Google's app store grew revenue 200 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012, Apple's iOS app store grew only 20 percent.
Google Play and Apple app store sales increasingly dominated by Japan, Korea, and China
Asia loves apps, apparently. Especially if they're games.
How Canada has become America’s mobile app guinea pig
The nation’s app store can be likened to the state of Nevada in 1951, when nuclear weapons testing sprouted a continuous stream of mushroom clouds throughout the flatland.
Here's how you become an app store millionaire (interview)
While the average app store developer might make under $10K a year from his or her apps, Joe Kaufman has managed to generate millions of downloads to his hit Lost City and Secret of Grisly Manor apps, generating massive revenue and making him a self-made millionaire.
Apple’s iOS 6 App Store search will be tough for game discovery
The new search function in the Apple iTunes App Store will probably give game developers more headaches. But there are ways for savvy developers to turn the problem to their advantage.
Developers and publishers need each other now more than ever before
Any yahoo can publish a game these days. Yet today's market still demands of the specialization of the past, allowing the creator to focus on creating and the distributing to focus on marketing. And this relationship matters more now than ever before in Digital Publishing 2.0.