App Incubator Allows Users to Submit App Ideas
MEDL Mobile has committed $2.5 million to the development of Apps submitted via their web-based App Incubator, which allows users to submit their App ideas for applications for a variety of mobile platforms.
Users can submit it directly to “the incubator” and if it passes a series of tests and reviews, MEDL Mobile will pay one of the development teams to build it. Then, the company will promote and market the application and share 25% of the profits with the originator.
MEDL Mobile makes their decision based on five factors: Originality, functionality, simplicity, revenue opportunity, and fun. The main goal of the App Incubator is to allow the average person to make a profit off of their creative and marketable app idea.
As of right now, the official App store includes a few MEDL Mobile titles, including Doodle Chat and InBetween, which uses Google Maps to find a midpoint meeting spot between two iPhone users.
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sohi
March 25, 2012 at 1:31pm
App for i phone
1. A virtual fighter plane all kinds take off across the screen,With loud sound,Afterburners,
2. micro robots walking across the screen spiders,dog,cat,
3.For kids , animals ,from all over the world
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