How much have you bought from the Market/App Store?

[rudeguy]

 

[YoungGun21]

Not as much as you. Definitely over $20 or $30 worth though.

 

[charrison]

Nothing yet. There is plenty of good free stuff so far.

 

[Pliablemoose]

Rom Manager, Set CPU, Chomp SMS, Better Keyboard, Astro File Manager Pro.

Sort of pisses me off that to manage some basic shit on Android, I have to rely on a developer to make a useable phone out of Android.

Example: Better Keyboard, why the hell can't Google buy it from the developer and include it with Android? Same with a decent file manager...

 

[QueBert]

hummm $4 or so in the Market, $3 on LLP which isn't in the Market.

About $500'ish in the Apps store. I would buy more Market shit but I can't find what I'm looking for. Hopefully the Market will get about 100% better over the next year. If not I probably won't spend more than another $10 there.

 

[Spoooon]

I've spent around twenty dollars. What's great is how much free (like the widget app) or ad supported stuff is out there.

 

[Anubis]

off the top pf my head
Setcpu, rom manager, root explorer, robo defense, beautiful widgets

 

[vshah]

probably around $40 on the market so far

 

[MrX8503]

I've spent maybe $15-20 in the Apple App store. I have about 125 apps total.

 

[zerocool84]

Probably around $10.

 

[CurseTheSky]

Nothing. Haven't even downloaded a free App.

Haven't had time to really play around with anything yet.

 

[Kanalua]

$1.98...bought the same app twice ($0.99 x 2) before realizing that I didn't have to (flashing new roms).

 

[Spicedaddy]

Nothing yet. There is plenty of good free stuff so far.

Same for me. I don't plan to spend much, unless there's something I'd really need.

 

[Bateluer]

Rom Manager, Astro Pro, SetCPU, Paycheck, HTML Cheatsheet, and two tech reference books. Thought about buying Swiftkey, as its a multitouch virtual keyboard, but unfortunately, it over writes settings on the hardware keyboard, so fail.

 

[Riverhound777]

$0

 

[corkyg]

$0

This! They don't have anything I need or want.

 

[Phobic9]

phobic99's Apps on the Motorola Droid X

Phone: Motorola Droid X
79 total, 54 free (68%), 25 paid (31%), 136MB total size, $59.41 total price

• LauncherPro Icons
• MiniSquadron!
• Gensoid Lite(SEGA Genesis Emu)
• Labyrinth Lite
• Angry Birds Lite Beta
• Rom Buddy
• Fruit Ninja
• WeatherBug Elite
• Google Chrome to Phone
• Guns'n'Glory FREE
• Feint Game Spotlight
• Tasker
• Titanium Backup ★ root
• Amazon MP3
• Quick Settings
• Aquarium Donation L. Wallpaper
• Vignette
• LauncherPro
• Pure Grid calendar widget
• Android Terminal Emulator
• AppBrain App Market
• Flash Player 10.1
• Paper Toss
• android2cloud Donation App
• Tiki Towers
• Subsonic Music Streamer
• RealCalc Scientific Calculator
• Google Maps
• SwitchPro Widget
• Everlands
• Flikie Wallpapers HD
• Google Voice
• xScope Browser (Web File Task)
• Last.fm
• drocap2 for root users
• BattStatt
• Kindle for Android
• Amazon.com
• GameBoid (GBA Emulator)
• Engadget
• Compass
• ROM Manager (Premium)
• SMS Backup & Restore
• Instant heart rate
• Beautiful Widgets
• USAA Mobile
• Root Explorer (File Manager)
• StopWatch & Timer
• ROM Manager
• Handcent SMS
• Urbanspoon
• Speedx 3D
• AudioManager Pro
• Beautiful Live Weather
• Edwin, Speech-to-Speech
• TeslaLED Flashlight Donate
• Handcent Font Pack5
• Super KO Boxing 2
• Terminal Emulator
• Droid X Recovery Bootstrap
• Pandora Radio
• Alchemy
• Tajm
• Grooveshark
• Movies
• WeatherBug Locator
• AM Skin: Transparent B & W
• 3banana Notes
• AM Skin: Minimal
• ShopSavvy Barcode Scanner
• ASTRO SMB Module
• xScope_sraFreeMatte
• psx4droid (PSX Emulator)
• Google Sky Map
• Barcode Scanner
• Missed Call for Android 2.x
• ASTRO File Manager
• Dropbox
• IMDb Movies & TV

View this app list on AppBrain

 

[MrX8503]

I'm surprised all those apps only take up 135mb of space. My iTunes tells me that my apps are 2GB+

 

[rudeguy]

just for giggles I installed all my purchased apps. I never use most of them now but I wanted to see what app brain said about it:

Device: Samsung Galaxy S(last sync 17 sec ago)

Apps: 60 total, 34 free (56%), 26 paid (43%)

Total Size: 94MB

Total price (currently): $78.16

 

[olds]

$1.99
Just checked. The only one I have that I paid for is Easy Dialer Premium:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.uip.EasyDialer.paid
I got it over a month ago and still haven't set it up.

http://www.appbrain.com/user/oldsmoboat/apps-on-the-phone

Edit:
Up to $7.97

Device:
HTC Evo 4G
Apps:
53 total, 50 free (94&#37, 3 paid (5%)
Total Size:
62MB
Total price (currently):
$7.97

 

[QueBert]

I'm surprised all those apps only take up 135mb of space. My iTunes tells me that my apps are 2GB+

They have to make the apps as tiny as possible, well pre 2.2 any ways. My Droid 1 had about 185 megs of space free when I got it. 1/2 of my apps don't install by default to my SD card, and a decent number won't allow me to use app2sd. And the ones that will, about 40% seem to crap out and not run when put on an sd card. If the developers don't get their shit together and start letting their apps be installed on an SDcard I'll be out of space by years end. 185 megs ain't much to work with.

 

[velillen]

I have 27 apps. Only ones i've paid for are games. Tiger Woods Golf, Sim City, Real Soccer 2010, The Simpsons Arcade game and Civ Revolutions. I think i paid like 99 cents or 1.99 for each. At least on itunes games go on sale every so often. I just subscirpe to an RSS feed that shows the bigger games when they go on sale.

Rest of my apps are free ones like pandora, ski report, mapquest.

 

[boomhower]

Quite a bit. Most of the paid stuff is for customizing or looks. Some others like beyondpod. The most expensive app I have bought was firehouse scheduler at $7 but it is more than worth the price. I haven't found another app on any platform that can do my screwed up schedule.

 

[Deeko]

Other than Touchdown, all these were pretty cheap, 0.99-2.99.

Tools
-Taskiller Full
-Pure Calendar Widget
-Better Keyboard
-LCD Density Changer
-Weather Widget
-SetCPU
-GDE

General Apps
-Weatherbug Elite
-Twidroyd Pro
-GymBook
-Dallas Cowboys Theme

Games
-Backbreaker Football
-ExZeus Arcade
-Speedx 3D

Purchased when Android has no native option
-Touchdown
-Bloo

 

[DivideBYZero]

Hopefully this will put the 'No apps for BlackBerry' nonsense to rest.

Note that I have at least six apps not downloaded or purchased from App World. These are BeeJive, WhatsApp, Opera Mini, Google Maps, Telmap Navigator and Antenna Meter.