It took Apple only nine months to reach 1 billion application downloads mark, now the Cupertino-based company has announced that iPhone users have downloaded more than 1.5 billion applications from the App Store. Supported by more than 100,000 developers, the revolutionary App Store now has more than 65,000 apps. continued »

Bump just landed on the App Store for a month, but it already secured a place in iPhone app history: became the one billionth download on Thursday when a Connecticut teenager downloaded the free app. continued »

Apple on Friday revealed that Connor Mulcahey, a 13 year-old from Weston, Connecticut, as the winner of its billion app countdown contest. He downloaded Bump (which allows users to send contact information between iPhones) --the App Store's billionth download, to his iPhone. continued »

Apple just delivered its 1 Billionth application downloads from the App Store. It's only been nine months since the App Store launced on iTunes. Amazing. continued »

Yeah, the countdown has just begun. Apple posted a Web page on counting down to the one billion iPhone app downloaded milestone. Apple themselves have sold 17 million iPhones last month. continued »

The release of the Skype app for iPhone has been well received. In just two days after the release, the application had been downloaded more than one million times. continued »

Newly revised with loads of user-requested features, MyWeather Mobile version 1.3 is now available. MWM now offers users control over terrain settings across road or aerial views, overlays via radar or satellite, radar opacity and radar loop play/pause. continued »

Apple’s App store is seeing more than 2 million applications downloads everyday. Even though people thought that the initial swell in applications downloads would eventually top off and slow down, the App Store is actually seeing more traffic flow than before. It was not long ago that Apple advertised claims of 300 million downloads since the App Store opened. Just back ... continued »

If you're a registered iPhone developer, you're in luck. You can now keep track of how your applications are doing in the App Store with daily updates. All you have to do is go to iTunes Connect to find out how you many times your apps are being downloaded each day. Prior to this, you would have had to wait ... continued »