[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.businessinsider.com/ipho...bilizing-2009-3

"Paid apps in Apple's iPhone App Store still cost less than they did in late December. But good news for iPhone developers: App prices stabilized -- and actually increased a bit -- during March, after at least two months of price declines."

The average priced bumped up a nickel to $2.60 USD from the last check on February 21st, roughly a month ago. Interesting note, there are no $9.99 USD apps in the top 100 paid apps list for the 2nd month in a row. The MLB app is well worth the $9.99 USD if you are a baseball fan, and I have the Pageonce application that is also handy, but I really haven't seen many others that interest me. Of course I don't spend hours searching through the app store either so if you have found some apps in that price range that are worth it, let us know! 

[Jeff Campbell]

http://www.businessinsider.com/ipho...bilizing-2009-3

"Paid apps in Apple's iPhone App Store still cost less than they did in late December. But good news for iPhone developers: App prices stabilized -- and actually increased a bit -- during March, after at least two months of price declines."

The average priced bumped up a nickel to $2.60 USD from the last check on February 21st, roughly a month ago. Interesting note, there are no $9.99 USD apps in the top 100 paid apps list for the 2nd month in a row. The MLB app is well worth the $9.99 USD if you are a baseball fan, and I have the Pageonce application that is also handy, but I really haven't seen many others that interest me. Of course I don't spend hours searching through the app store either so if you have found some apps in that price range that are worth it, let us know! 

[Tim Williamson]

At this point, the only apps worth over $9.99 to me have been eWallet and Pocket Informant (I actually didn't pay for PI since I'm on the beta team, but would've paid for it... ).

PI 1.0 was a little slow in the performance department, but 1.01 should be out soon, and it really improved performance. Also, there will be a "lite" version of PI out sometime, in case the $12.99 is difficult to swallow without trying it first.