App and device sales are down, making it a sobering time to be a mobile developer. I feel this is just the maturing of a new(ish) industry, and everything will work out, but noticing major dents in their revenue, the major players are worried.
Google announced what could be their ideas for a new app strategy recently at IO with 'Instant Apps'. This is a way of creating and packaging apps that doesn't require users to visit an app store. It's an interesting idea, but it's still unclear how developers (and Google) will monetize their efforts.
Ahead of their own developer event, WWDC, Phil Schiller spoke with the Verge about Apple's new ideas for how users pay for Apps, and how developers (and Apple) can make more sustainable revenue sources from their work.
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by Chris Ward via SitePoint
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