In one weekend's "Portathon", 15,000 apps were submitted.
Last year, 84 apps were submitted, and the winners were Big Apple Ed, Taxihack, WayFinder NYC, and NYC Way.
However, Shopify will offer guidance on pricing when apps are submitted to its store for review, the company says.
Apple, in addition, said that around 100,000 new and updated apps are submitted each week, and the store itself has over 2 million total apps.
There have, however, 100,000 apps been submitted to Android Market since its public debut, the site wagered this morning, up from approximately 5,000 in June 2009.
That's 1.6+ million apps, which roughly equates to almost 900 new apps being submitted to these stores every day.
After six months in production the app was submitted to the AppStore.
Whenever an app is submitted to Google Play, the official Android app store, Bouncer puts it through a simulation on Google's servers to search for hidden malware, spyware and trojans.
The app was submitted to the App Store for approval three days ago, the developers noted on Twitter.
CEO Andreas Ebert says Apple still hasn't approved Dailyplaces for the iPhone, although the app was submitted 4 weeks ago and approval normally takes only 14 days.
It seems the app was submitted to Apple yesterday (while dozens of people, including Matt, apparently, were watching the Super Bowl), which means we have a certain amount of time till we grab it—somewhere around two to four weeks.
