500.000+ Downloads im Windows Phone Store

Ein weiterer Meilenstein wurde letzte Woche erreicht. Am 14. September wurde die halbe Millionste App aus dem Windows Phone Store geladen.

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Die einzelnen Downloads verteilen sich dabei wie folgt auf die einzelnen Apps und Games (Stand: 20.09.2014):

App/Game

Downloads

Tage im Store

Downloads pro Tag

AstropiXX

92.190

936

98,49

Developer’s Diary

79

386

0,20

Frequenzer

3.487

33

105,67

Photo-Info

9.041

138

65,51

pocketBRAIN

12.861

200

64,31

powernAPP

60.391

278

217,23

ScribbleHunter

15.960

534

29,89

ScribbleHunter Pro

1.665

534

3,12

seeMENSA

964

1299

0,74

SpacepiXX

48.379

1263

38,30

SpaceScribble

224.882

809

277,96

URI Launcher

1.009

141

7,16

VaderpiXX

5.042

897

5,62

voiceTIMER

898

271

3,31

Whip

26.988

185

145,88

Gesamt

503.836

1063,39

 
Mal sehen wie lange es dauert, bis ich die 1 Millionen Downloads-Marke durchbreche. Rechnerisch sollte es etwa im 2. Quartal 2016 soweit sein.

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