That's funny, I didn't even notice it. Banner burnout, I suppose.
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Date - Android / iOS
8/7/2011 - $2.16 / $142.00
8/8/2011 - $1.68 / $97.00
8/9/2011 - $1.15 / $84.00
8/10/2011 - $1.82 / $76.00
8/11/2011 - $0.98 / $78.00
8/12/2011 - $0.57 / $103.00
8/13/2011 - $0.59 / $88.00
8/14/2011 - $0.72 / $102.00
8/15/2011 - $0.43 / $74.00
8/16/2011 - $0.44 / $75.00
8/17/2011 - $0.18 / $88.00
Total - $10.54 / $1,007.00
This is obviously comparing apples to oranges, since the iOS version is paid ($0.99) and the Android version is ad revenue only, however given bignoggins success with a paid app on Android, I'm thinking I have made a mistake going the free route on Android.
Edit: Ah, nevermind, I see you already answered this in your reply to utnick.
Also, where did you get the art for the iPhone image? I would like to have more flexibility than what the Apple images provide. Thanks!
Relevant Sections: For the App Store badge: "The App Store badge can be placed on a black or white background, on a solid color background, or on a background image, as long as legibility is not diminished. Do not place the badge on a visually cluttered or patterned background. If the badge is placed on a photograph or other image, it must be positioned in an area that is uncluttered and provides strong contrast and clear legibility."
For the iPhone graphic: "The Apple-provided product image can be displayed only on a white background. Never place the image on a black background or on any color or pattern."
I know these guidelines may seem ridiculous, and I often wonder what consequences may come from not complying with them, however given this is the core of your app, I think it deserves special consideration from you.