RightSprite Customers 1,2,3â€¦

July 20th, 2008 Posted by: jonathan - posted under:Articles

A huge THANK YOU to our first customers. It’s been delightful to be one of the first application developers on the iPhone and we’ve earned our first $1, our first â‚¬1, our first Â£1 and even Yen and Pesos!

Thanks to our first AppStore customers for your purchases. Please send us your thoughts and comments at support@RightSprite.com.

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