Are we living in an App Bubble?  Aaron Shapiro seems to think so and presents a compelling story in Fast Company, including some of the economics behind App development and the profitability (today) of such development.  This is definitely worth a read, but he fails to mention the growth of mobile and how usage will [...]

39% of iPhone/iTouch user turn to Apps for Health Inquires according to a new study by Greystripe.  Of those, 36% to search for doctors, 35% to look for pharmacies, and 23% to find hospitals.  Fitness programs were a favorite at 40% downloading them, followed by diet apps, at 28%, and medical apps, 27%.

Viactivty analyzed top iPhone Apps in the Medical and Health category and provides some interesting insights here in terms of functionality they employ and average prices.
Conclusion: The killer App in medical/health has yet to be developed.
In search of “medical killer app for iPhone” – Part I (Section “Medical”) – iPhone Medical Apps: news, reviews, trends.

Interesting graph breaking down Apple’s Revenue. Growth appears to be coming from mostly the iPhone. Will the iPad keep up?