AfricanTech
Honorary Master
Since the advent of the Apple and Google App Stores I've become habituated to the concept of paying a small amount of money for specific (albeit limited) functionality ($1 - $10).
I was accustomed to paying between $25-$60 for useful applications, but now find them ridiculously overpriced, since I realise that most of the features go unused.
Do you think that mainstream developers will start repackaging their applications as 'apps' i.e. less features and more specific functionality?
Do you think that the price of utilities in the windows world will start dropping?
I was accustomed to paying between $25-$60 for useful applications, but now find them ridiculously overpriced, since I realise that most of the features go unused.
Do you think that mainstream developers will start repackaging their applications as 'apps' i.e. less features and more specific functionality?
Do you think that the price of utilities in the windows world will start dropping?