Pretty simple, and do you think you spent the money wisely?
Personally I've probably spent about £20 on apps for my phone, about half of the money spend I would spend again but half of it was spent on useless apps which turned out to be pretty naff
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Pretty simple, and do you think you spent the money wisely?
Personally I've probably spent about £20 on apps for my phone, about half of the money spend I would spend again but half of it was spent on useless apps which turned out to be pretty naff
I've probably spent about the same amount on Applications. I usually review an application quite heavily, before I do decide to buy it and rely on reviews from friends before deciding to go and purchase it.
Paid applications are always better, so I'd say I've spent wisely.
about 15 pounds - I jailbroke on my iPad and got apktor on Android :)
I only ever bought the one app, and that was touchgrind, many things are over priced or complete rubbish.
I've probably downloaded a ton of stuff I should have paid through jailbreaking, but nothing I've really kept apart from infinidock, and thats not from the appstore anyway.
About £10, I only really buy an app if it looks good or I have played the lite version and got addicted to it.
When I got my iPad in september, I actually spent loads on kitting it out tbh, with cases and headphones.
But I spent £50 on iTunes, but that was, half of it was a full series of doctor who, and £25 on apps.
I don't bother spending a single penny tbh, free apps ftw
Over 2 years I've spent between £75 - £100
I've spent about £8, but i've not had my iPhone for that long and i tend to buy the lite version of a game before paying for a game
first thing I did with my ipod was jailbreak and download installous :l
There are 110,000 free apps on Android - we are very lucky!Quote:
Originally Posted by Shar,
£10 for a few decent games on iPad that deserved the money, otherwise I use Installous and APKTor on my Android phone.
probly about £10 and all the apps i have brought for my phone i have like playing or messing about with so i would say i havent really wasted any money :D
I bought decent games - such as DoodleJump, Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds etcetc - then an untethered jailbreak came out. Installous.
A really good free app is FAAD (Free app a day). Not sure how they do it but they get the developers of paid apps to put them on sale for free for one day only, this app tells you which are free when :)
I've only ever bought two apps and they were both 69p.
about £10, I love fruit ninja. best game ever !!
Around £30 over two years, including in-app purchases. Got some iTunes gift cards which I redeemed on Christmas Day and not used yet :P. I got my 2nd gen iPod touch jailbroken a few weeks ago but my new one isn't.
ive probably spent about £75 on apps (ipad and ipod touch), although normally i wait until i have an itunes card before buying (so a lot of the month i spent was with itunes cards/vouchers :))
I've only ever bought 1 app which was $2.99
i only get the free ones
Probably about £30 but mostly on 59p apps. It winds me up a bit people who refuse to pay for any apps, you simply have to buy some 59p ones as most free apps aren't up to much. It's the more expensive apps which I've been disappointed by.
£0 lol
When I had my 'i' device I must have spent around £50, but 3/4 of them I had to remove due to low memory.
Probably around £40. I like to buy the expensive adventure games.
I use the Android Market and have never spent a penny on an app!
Actually I lied, I spent 59p on doodle jump
If you remove a paid app can you redownload it for free?
erm 59p i think on angry birds.
Probably about £10. I don't really go for the whole apps thing. I've bought a couple of games, but I hardly go on them now and the only reason I'm keeping them is because I paid for them. Some of the stuff you can get is just a waste of money, and I hate this thing about how you can get anything with everything on it. Personally I like having a phone, and an ipod, and a sat nav and so on seperately, so I can use them seperately and indepentely of each other. At least then I know I'm not carry things and software and features around which I know for an absolute certainty I wont use.
I have only paid a few pound for apps and I only buy them if I get addicted to the lite version and wanna complete more levels. I'm so sad :P
Yeah you can but sadly I don't think this is the case with songs yet :/Quote:
Originally Posted by JACKTARD
less than £2, not overly fussed on all the apps to be fair.
Quite a lot, buy one and end up buying a few at a time.