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Flurry Analytics isn't just free of charge. It's professional grade. Since its launch in 2008, Flurry has continuously added cutting-edge features and extensively scaled the big-data platform upon which the service is built. Intuitive enough for anyone to use, Flurry Analytics also boasts advanced features for power users including funnel analysis, custom segmentation and conversion tracking.

Product

http://www.flurry.com/flurry-analytics.html

Use case

http://www.clingmarks.com/making-better-decisions-based-on-tracking-data/473 After a long wait, finally it’s my time to contribute to #iDevBlogADay ! Today I won’t talk about anything too technical. Instead, I’ll talk about how to make better decisions based on data in my iphone app development experience. Be more specific, how to leverage the power of Google Analytics. There are plenty of tutorials online about how to do the integration, such as Google’s own doc , or this one from icode blog , so I don’t want to repeat that.

Localytics

Enterprise-Grade App Analytics Real-time and intuitive dashboard provides quick insights into your customer base, app usage patterns, popular content, geographic distribution of your users, and opportunities for improvement. Popular reporting options answer most questions with just a couple of mouse clicks. http://www.localytics.com/app-analytics/

Light weight. iOS client is open sourced. by nicolas Sep 12

App Store Analytics

Comparison

http://www.visionmobile.com/blog/2010/10/the-snowball-effect-of-mobile-application-analytics/ The Snowball Effect of Mobile Application Analytics [It takes time for your eyes to adjust when you've been blind-sighted for so long. Especially if you are an entire industry. Research Director Andreas Constantinou dissects the market of Application Analytics and discusses why it's the most underhyped market sector in mobile] Application analytics has been one the surprises in the mobile industry radar.
Unlike a lot of console and PC games, most mobile and web games keep evolving over time [1] . It’s up to a game’s designers to ultimately decide how to change and improve the game, but the more data about players’ habits they have, the more informed a decision they’ll be able to make. Having good analytics on iOS games is simply essential these days. Recording particular events as part of the analytics is only part of it. The most important part is how that data is presented to the developer. Having tables with millions of entries does me no good, and as a busy indie developer, I can’t afford to spend hours writing scripts to analyze it. http://gamesfromwithin.com/analytics-for-ios-games

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