Another game developer claiming high piracy rates. Is $5,99 really such a high price to pay?

The reality is that you can probably count the number of iPhone apps over $10 that sell really well on your hands.

Exactly, and it’s a shame.

I’m a supporter of higher-priced iPhone apps because an App Store with prices higher than $0.99 is more beneficial to developers than the status quo. Doubtful that this app will sell well, though.

Hopefully, this will mark an end to “Lite” versions of apps.

As indicated by a very straightforward blog post, the Dropbox iPhone app is now available. It’s relegated Ninjawords off my home screen, and that isn’t an easy feat.

Version 2 of my (and many others’) favourite Twitter application, Tweetie, is now available on the App Store for $2.99. (iTunes link)