On 2011-03-16 23:45, Zsolt Vasvari wrote:
I also have 2 versions, a free and a paid version.
The free version is showing that 1.5 + 1.6 = 7.4% vs. 2.4% for the
paid version. While I am no statistician, I believe this cannot be
right.
Well, examining the stats for my own apps, I see a fair correlation that
the people willing to pay for apps are those who have the more expensive
phones which in turn means that they typically run 2.2+.
I guess it boils down to: people with more money spend more. Simple?
I don't know about sales stats anywhere but around here (Sweden) there
are about 60 Android models available, and sorting those by popularity
(very simple in my Prisjakt/PriceSpy app) you find that none of the top
half runs 1.x - in fact only seven in the top half runs 2.1 - everything
else is 2.2+.
My free apps have around 7% 1.x (the older apps somewhat more, newer
somewhat less). Obviously, living in Sweden means it was not really
possible to buy OR sell apps until about 6 months ago, so this affects
my stats.
My take on this: I think it makes fair sense.
Best / Jonas
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