One of the most requested and misunderstood topics is iPhone app
development. There are many steps involved in the process, but one often
overlooked first step.
The
iPhone has become such a popular smart phone that it has almost become a
generic term for a phone, much like the words "Xerox" or "Kleenex" a
generation ago. With an estimated 1.5 million iPhone 4 units being sold
in the very first day they were available and an estimated 70 million or
more iphones sold overall, the supply of this device is definitely
there.
And the demand for quality apps is also increasing, even though there are hundreds, possibly even thousands, of apps in the app store. There are topics that range from the serious medical or reference topic to the outright silly app, and the phrase "there's an app for that' is absolutely an appropriate phase.
Taking advantage of the technology, the supply, and the demand for iPhone apps all translates into a tremendous opportunity for the forward looking entrepreneur to get into iPhone app development with very few barriers to entry. The process to create and develop an app can be quite straightforward if you follow a process, or it can be very complex.
At any rate, one of the most overlooked first steps in the process is to map out the app that you want to develop. You can use tools as simple as a piece of paper and a chart, or mind mapping software, but to plan the app's overall look is something that many developers do not do, simply launching into the app and taking off.
With the right planning and implementation, developing an iPhone app can be very fun and financially rewarding, and the entire experience can be one that you will want to repeat many times over!
And the demand for quality apps is also increasing, even though there are hundreds, possibly even thousands, of apps in the app store. There are topics that range from the serious medical or reference topic to the outright silly app, and the phrase "there's an app for that' is absolutely an appropriate phase.
Taking advantage of the technology, the supply, and the demand for iPhone apps all translates into a tremendous opportunity for the forward looking entrepreneur to get into iPhone app development with very few barriers to entry. The process to create and develop an app can be quite straightforward if you follow a process, or it can be very complex.
At any rate, one of the most overlooked first steps in the process is to map out the app that you want to develop. You can use tools as simple as a piece of paper and a chart, or mind mapping software, but to plan the app's overall look is something that many developers do not do, simply launching into the app and taking off.
With the right planning and implementation, developing an iPhone app can be very fun and financially rewarding, and the entire experience can be one that you will want to repeat many times over!
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