The success stories that gilded the launching of the software of the iPhone, with people having gained fortunes in a few weeks was largely responsible for the passion of the developers programming for this platform. Never has a new system had so quickly been supplied by so much of software, one is well on the way to 90.000!
But since that moment, many things have happened to cool their enthusiasm. Of course there were many problems involved in often incomprehensible filtering, but also of the problems more difficult to regulate. There is now a huge mass of software so that it is difficult to standout. Thus it is necessary to propose increasingly complex software that requires more time for development. Previously, where people made miracles in a few days, it is now necessary to envisage months of work. This work has a cost that it is increasingly difficult to overlook since the price of software spirals downwards. Only some rare exceptions such as Tomtom or Navigon succeeded in impos
