Apple said today they have paid over $4 billion to app devs since launch of App Store, crazy amount of money. Was wondering what is the most you've paid for an app. I bought the TomTom one when it dropped to $40 but that is way more than I've ever paid. Kills my battery but worth it in a city I'm still new to. Second would be the Batmam Arkham City app. Sad I know but I collect (used to when money was a flowing) old batman comics and love the new movies. Think it cost me $5. Completed it on 2 bus rides. Paid around $4 for TouchGrind and TechnoBox few years ago, failed skater and music maker!

$15 for Quick Office price is usually 50% off now, $10 for Back Country Navigator, best map program out there. Kicks Google Maps when it comes to off line use.

Quick office, nice one. Hadn't heard of it, good stuff.

It depends on the app. I have paid $29.00 an app. Pricing an app depends on what value it will bring to your customer. I have seen some free apps I wouldn't bother downloading.

I hear you, wasn't a post relating to my pricing, I'm a dollar or free man through and through. Was just curious about the higher end apps people had purchased and what they got for their folding dollars.

What did you spend $29 on?

$15 for quick office too. Have you tried the Mapquest app? Free and it's got turn-by-turn directions. Hasn't steered me wrong yet in a strange place, and you can't beat the price.

For some reason I haven't, will do. Tried a few others for my good lady when she switched to iPhone, none were any good after TomTom experience.

The big deal about BCN is offline use. I have 300+ MB of map tiles, most of the Appalachian Trail, Google maps limits you to 30 MB, plus I have many more icons to choose from. Fred

Appalachian trail? I'm close to it, beautiful part of the country.