http://crashdev.disqus.com/enFri, 14 Aug 2009 13:29:11 -0000http://crashdev.com/2009/08/wheres-real-money-in-iphone-apps/#comment-14841423<p>Thanks for the feedback, Hauke. We're definitely seeing interest from<br>the broader ecosystem (e.g., designers, artists, developer tools) but<br>for now are focused on the developer / publisher audience. If we can<br>make headway there we'll definitely broaden our reach to include other<br>key players in the market.</p>Chris DeVoreFri, 14 Aug 2009 13:29:11 -0000http://crashdev.com/2009/08/wheres-real-money-in-iphone-apps/#comment-14841098<p>Excellent concept Chris! Further proof of this thinking is that I came upon this post via my (well known brand) LinkedIn iPhone app. As a designer, I have been seeing similar work solicitation for iPhone app work as I did back in the dot com boom. Excellent observations. Any plans to include designer profiles on AppStoreHQ?</p>haukegFri, 14 Aug 2009 13:21:58 -0000http://crashdev.com/2009/08/wheres-real-money-in-iphone-apps/#comment-14818890<p>Good question, Daniel - there aren't many iPhone dev shops that have<br>the heft to deliver the necessary impact to a corporate acquiror just<br>yet, but I can think of a few that will likely be attractive targets<br>if they keep adding capacity at the same rate.</p>Chris DeVoreThu, 13 Aug 2009 22:55:48 -0000http://crashdev.com/2009/08/wheres-real-money-in-iphone-apps/#comment-14814924<p>Great service idea, Chris. I agree that brands are starting to take note and expect the cycle to be much compressed compared to Web 1.0. Do you think that systems integrators will be faster off the mark to step into this space? For example Accenture snapping up Nokia's S40 dev shop--early indicator, or outlier?</p>danielherbThu, 13 Aug 2009 20:57:07 -0000