Do you pay for cell phone apps?

**MjW** · 04-11-2012

I'd happily try the free/demo app before I buy the full version.

There is no limit in price though. If I need an app I get it. Navigon Europe is probably the most expensive one I got. I've had it and been using it for the last 2.5 years.

**DarkVincent07** · 04-11-2012

I buy the odd app for a dollar or two but to be honest most of the ones I do have and use on a regular basis are free anyway

**dreams** · 04-22-2012

I've payed for quiet a few when i used to have my i phone. Didn't wanna jail break it then so i used the app store and made a few handy purchases.

**PeanutButterMunky** · 04-23-2012

I pay for all my apps, but not without doing research on which ones are the best at what they do. I hate spending money for something that blows. Jailbreaking is convenient, but I prefer being able to install any and all app updates immediately when they're available. Staring at the App Store icon with the number of updates bubble next to it that I can't update bugs me to no end.

**admartian** · 04-23-2012

Yeah I ahve no problems with it.

Bought quite a few. Though being able to easily sideload (untick 'Unknown Soruces') helps with previewing an app (if you don't wish to risk going over the 15 minute trial period on Play Store).

Worst one I've bought though is SPB shell - $20NZD! Will never pay that much for a launcher...

**Monte666** · 04-23-2012

I talk too a few developers on xda one of them helped make Tapatalk 2 most basically make enough for some beer I couldn't take someone's beer money ill pay the fee

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**dreams** · 04-23-2012

Yeah, i've bought quiet a few.

Evi on the iphone 4 was good nevertheless you can never imitate Siri because apple always create something original for a reason.

**THUGGEDOUT** · 04-24-2012

I will get all apps free first and if it's something I enjoy and will use a lot, then I will buy it.

**R3D D3V!L** · 04-24-2012

Yeah, if I think it's worth paying for.

**FdMstng99** · 04-25-2012

I usually buy apps. But lately it seems like some of the free apps are better quality then the paid ones.

**three3-times** · 04-25-2012

I refuse to pay for apps, i pay a bill to o2, fuck paying for apps too, the apps ive brought are kids games for my kids!

**PeanutButterMunky** · 04-25-2012

Originally Posted by three3-times

I refuse to pay for apps, i pay bill to o2, fuck paying for apps too, the apps ive brought are kids games for my kids!

And how do you think developers pay THEIR bills?

**Monte666** · 04-25-2012

Originally Posted by three3-times

I refuse to pay for apps, i pay bill to o2, fuck paying for apps too, the apps ive brought are kids games for my kids!

That's why we constantly lose android devs to iphone said it once they only really make some beer money and I'm not stealing someone's beer $

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**mickice** · 04-27-2012

Originally Posted by FdMstng99

I usually buy apps. But lately it seems like some of the free apps are better quality then the paid ones.

If its free and works, no need to pay.

**johnsonbrown220** · 05-09-2012

If you are thinking or confused about which phone to buy or which operating system it should have, then according to me Android phone is the answer to your question. It is one of the most preferred platforms being used these days. Android platform mobile devices are more popular among youngsters.
The reason is that it is very user friendly and one can install and download numerous applications from Android Market. The best part is that most of these applications are free, that means you do not have to recharge your account again and again.