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Top 10 iPhone App Development Companies

iPhoneFootPrint have created a list of the top 10 iPhone app development companies. The critiera was based on various parameters including iPhone app development project costs, company size, revenue, expertise, apps released, client list and average price of the developer.

Although we cannot verfiy this data, most of the development companies on the list are well known for creating many of the most successful apps in the App Store and it therefore makes an interesting overview of the iPhone App Development world.

Take a look at these list and to go directly to the original article, go here.

Appiction

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x cubeLABS

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Intellectsoft Ltd

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Sourcebits, Inc

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Apalon

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Intersog LLC

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ArcApps

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Azoft Ltd

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Ymedia Labs

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Dotcominfoway

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