Last night we submitted our latest app to Apple. Assuming everything goes well, we should be going live sometime next week so we figured it was a good time to have a little fun. We’d like you to guess what our upcoming app is called. The first 3 to guess correctly before the app is released will win a $20 iTunes gift certificate and the first 10 will win a copy of the new app.
So I did a search on the AppStore for Rolando to see what the buzz is all about. As part of that search I noticed some totally unrelated apps (which I won’t name them here). Looking at the description of that unrelated app I noticed the following bit of content:
Currently Playing: koi pond, cube, animal farm, hockey, metro, photo bag, filed runners, cro-mag rally, tap tap, rolando, google, texas hold-em, adventure, ocarina, poker, kids, ibear, spore, monkey ball, crash bandicoot, pinball, trism, turkey hunt, oz weather, remote, brain tuner.
There’s been a lot of bitching lately about the Top 100 list and $0.99 apps and I’m sick of it. The way to make a successful app is conceptually very simple.
A. Create a quality product
B. Price the product properly
C. Market the product
Bonjour, Guten Tag and Ciao. One of the main features of Weightbot 1.2 is localization for other languages. Right now we are planning on doing French, German, Italian and Japanese. We’ve got Japanese covered but we need help with the other 3. It should be fairly simple work if you speak any of those languages, its only ~75 simple strings, a few sentences and the product description in iTunes. Benefits include getting a hold of Beta builds before anyone else and well that’s it.
If your language isn’t covered above but you’d like to be involved please send us a note since we’ll likely expand the localizations in future releases.
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