I would tell you specifics if I was an Apple App developer, but their business model makes it so that the Apple App Store is more of a brokerage firm. Developers put their apps up, and then they pay some kind of broker fee for every time the app is sold. The fee they charge is never significant enough to put a dent in the price of something. How much a developer makes is entirely dependent on how popular their app is.
Google likely does the same.
Edit: At $0.99 on angry birds and over four million downloads, you can assume that the people that created it have made at least over 3.5 million dollars.|||Oh.. Their free apps are usually covered with iAd advertisements, which still make Apple money. Those advertisements usually show themselves at loading screens.
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|||None. Developers PAY Apple/Google to join the developer's program, and Apple/Google takes a piece of every sale through the market.
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Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
Make it idiot proof and someone will make a better idiot.
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