Mobile application store data shows interesting results
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The results for the average price for apps was also interesting with RIM clearly leading all others in average price at $8.26 with Windows Mobile in second at $6.99. Palm has the lowest average price at $2.53 with Apple, Android, and Nokia apps in the mid-$3 range.
The Android Market is also now the 2nd largest application store with a reported 19,297 apps compared to Apple's 150,998 apps. Nokia's Ovi Store is 3rd with 6,118 apps. Windows Mobile is way down at the bottom with 693 apps in the store. The thing with Android, BlackBerry, Nokia, and Windows Mobile is that you can find and install applications outside of the official stores (Handango, Handmark, GetJar, etc.) too so the numbers for all of these are actually higher in reality than reported just in the official store data.