Tucked away on the iPhone 2.0 version of Apple’s Application Store is a counter for the number of times that each application has been purchased . When this information is combined with an application’s price, and the uniform 30% that Apple pockets on each download, it is possible to know how much Apple is making from the App Store. As of 4PM (PST), that number hovers around $55,000.
In the email sent to developers, Apple tells them to download the 8th version of the SDK, which was recently made available. This new version provides developers with the tools they need to finalize their applications and test them. It also directs them to a special portal that provides detailed instructions on how the submission process works, how to maximize exposure, and other vitals.
As a long-time NovaJUG member, I'd like to introduce my company's new Java EE-based training offerings to everyone, and I also want to make sure you all know that we're extending a 10% discount to all NovaJUG members. Here's our schedule of public classes in Reston, VA for November:
Introduction to JSF 5 Days
Nov 5 – Nov 9
JPA Development with the Hibernate® ORM 3 Days
Nov 12 – Nov 14
Java Development with Spring 2 Days
Nov 15 – Nov 16
AJAX for the Enterprise 2 Days
Nov 19 – Nov 20
Java Programming 5 Days
Nov 26 – Nov 30
We can also provide private classes onsite or at our own facilities. Please feel free to visit our website for more information, including the complete training schedule.
http://www.aboutobjects.com
I'll have flyers available at tonight's meeting for those planning to attend. (If you can't make it tonight, you can download it the flyer as a PDF here: http://www.aboutobjects.com/getCurriculumGuide.do).
Hope to see you there!
Jonathan
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Jonathan Lehr
President
About Objects, Inc.
The developer training people.
