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In the third part of this silicon.com feature on the business of mobile apps we look at the costs associated with building apps, consider paid apps versus free apps - and throw in some tips on creating a successful app. The cost of building an app Costs will be proportional to the scale of your ambition - the more bells and whistles you want your app to have, the more you should be prepared to stump up.
Want to build a mobile app? Here's how to convince the CFO | Mobile | silicon.com
iPhone Development Costs
Ever since Apple introduced the App Store, there’s been a gold rush of sorts to the iPhone & iOS platform. With the release of the iPod touch and iPad, interest in the devices has only grown, but unfortunately so have development costs. So what is it going to cost you to get that app developed for the iPhone? It depends on a number of factors, so here are some numbers on hourly and project rates to give you an idea. It’s generally not cheap, but there are some solutions for affordable app development. FYI, I’m going to refer to the iPhone here but obviously this pertains to the iPad and iPod touch just the same, it’s all the iOS platform.Why Outsourcing iPhone Apps was a No-Brainer for Us | LOLer Apps
Ever wondered how much it costs to build an iPad app? Thinking about developing your own app? The revenue generated by some apps in the App Store is impressive, but only a small percentage of apps actually make enough money to cover their costs. Before taking a home equity loan or asking your family for money, and before investing tens of thousands of dollars in your idea, the following guide may give you a better idea about how much time and money your app will require.
The Cost of Building an iPad App | PadGadget
The goal of the Missing Manual series is to get you started with a new endeavor by just presenting the most important topics. Explaining basic programming fundamentals fell outside this scope. Regardless, there are still a lot of people who want to get into iPhone development and have no prior experience with software development. This post is for those people: I’ll present some pointers that will help you get over the hump of learning to think in code. Hopefully, you’ll want to buy my book afterwards. :-) Learning to Think in Code

