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Apple iPhone App Store Stats*

There are over 252,499 apps in the app store, 67,250 of them are free.
If you bought every iPhone app today it would cost you $666,440.
That comes to $2.64 per app or $3.60 if you exclude free apps.
The app with the most comments is Angry Birds with 132,171 comments.
If, for some reason, you do decide to get them all, please buy them here. Sly Smile

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*These stats are based on Yappler.com’s database which is built using US apps from Apple’s iTunes App Store. The database is generally updated nightly though there are rare times when updates are missed. Apps are deactivated after they are not available for several days.

The Yappler.com database isn’t an exact 100% match for iTunes App Store but it sure is close.
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