In today’s highly competitive and high-tech advanced smartphone landscape, iPhone proves itself as the smartest of all the smart phones in the niche through overwhelming applications and accessories for its users. IPhone is swiftly assembling large number of audiences that are quite obviously exceeding and the noteworthy point is aiding execution of business and consumer based applications for people at large.

Regardless of the fact that app store is in its revising process and consigning ban over countless iPhone applications and categories, including adultery, augmented reality and template-based apps; and not to forget the Google VoIP app battle and ban story. Irrespective of the rejection ratio, developers are still churning out iPhone apps at a rapid pace, which is proved by sudden hit of DuckPhone. App was rejected from App Store initially for less user integration, but later improved in the functionality and smacked down apps list on the store. App store is not hassled about the subject of bizarre rejections and recent banning on their sold applications, but that surely has endangered businesses monetization through iPhone applications.

The statistics show that the App store is only becoming more and more crowded within a short span of time. While it had 65,000 iPhone applications five months ago, in 2009, store stacks have risen to 170,000 iPhone applications and 3 million of them are still standing in queue, awaiting their approval. Apple is gaining momentum in a competitive market with outpacing app development growth, within all the categories whether it is pricing or accessibility.

Looking at the statistics shown by various stats providing services, most iPhone apps come under the “Games” category, with 20%. Next in the lead is entertainment by 11%, while uninteresting categories like “weather” also manages to have 0.5% of the share in the app list. Numbers prove the plethora of iPhone apps and their penetration in almost every category, touching all phases of life and technology.

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