Some stats

Since wednesday I am down in my bed with high temperature, feeling quite bad. Today I am able to get online for a while. I thought it might be a good opportunity to find the time to write new post.

Shortly after last post, I changed APNdroid again. First, now it is pure toggle – after you press it’s icon, notification with appropriate icon will appear in status bar. Once you want more details, just open the notification. I am pretty happy with this behavior and it also seems to fit in Android quite well. Another change I made is that now not just name of APN is changes but also APN type (last item in APN settings). I added this on request from several users reporting that under some carriers APN name is ignored and APN is still used to connect to internet. Change of APN type is resolving this.

Let’s have a look at some statistics about APNdroid. First, it really doesn’t break the records in downloads, but what makes me feel good is feedback from users. You can read some comments on Cyrket. Also rating (4.27 out of 5) feels good. Now to the number of downloads. This is how it looks in Android Market developer console right now:
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I am tracking downloads since mid-February and on graph it looks like this:
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Do you see that dramatic change? That’s what happened when Market started to support update notifications. What is also interesting, number of active installs jumped from 33% to 50% constantly.

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3 Responses to Some stats

  1. Julia says:

    Hi!!
    I find the tool very helpful but I have one problem with it. I installed it and since then I also have problems accessing internet via wireless lan. I used some wireless lan connections before I installed the APNdroid, that’s how I know that they should be working. But they don’t… Can I uninstall the tool again or is their any help to still access wireless lan without problems?

  2. Martin says:

    @Julia APNdroid has no influence on wireless lan functionality. Make sure that your WiFi settings are correct and that networks are actually accessible.

  3. Julia says:

    Hi Martin,

    thanks for your answer but I’m not really convinced that this is the case. I’ve got the wireless lan activated and typed in the WEP code of my home wireless lan. Therefore, I should have access but whenever I’m conncted it only lasts for a second and then I’m disconnected again. Anything else I have to pay attention to??