1 million sold G1 Android-based

According to FierceWireless, T-Mobile USA has sold more than 1 million of their devices based on Android G1 for the past six months.

The figure was apparently "buried" in earnings report from Deutsche Telekom. According to the report of the German carrier, G1 responds by two-thirds of the total sales of 3 g handset from t-Mobile USA so far.

Initial sales of G1 are certainly much smaller in comparison with the Apple iPhone. Apple sold about 3.7 million iPhones during the two full quarters after the release of the device in summer 2007. remember, however, that the T-Mobile USA has less than half the number of subscribers who do not AT&T so on base on, you're doing OK.

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Flick fishing primarily to million paid transfers

Congratulations to Freeverse iPhone game developer, today announced that, over the weekend, they sold the millionth copy of your game Flick Fishing, making Flick Fishing the first application is paid for reaching the milestone of one million download.

Flick Fishing allows iPhone and iPod touch users to make a virtual fishing trip with the motion of a wrist. the game uses the accelerometer in the iPhone to recreate a motion of foundry and then a combination of choice of bait and fishing skill helps players land the big fish.

IPhone OS 3. 0 update issued last week to Flick Fishing permits-to-peer networking for players to compare their catches while competing in a contest of fishing style blackjack.In addition, the in-app purchases of a new fishing spot and new fish were made in approximately 10 percent of users since the update 3.0 was thrown.
"We couldn't be happier that so many people decided to put on your virtual fishing CAP and try Flick Fishing," said Ian Lynch Smith, President and co-founder of Freeverse. "We are very proud that over one million players have discovered that Flick Fishing is a great way to enjoy the summer fun on your iPhone without the pesky flies and mosquitoes ".

The game can be purchased on iTunes for $.99 by clicking here.

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