The main reason for me developing the app was that I wanted to get familiar with the platform (iOS & Objective-C), and I must admit that I’m surprised how many downloads the app has received even though the app is quite tight tailored to fit my needs – obviously I’m not the only one having those needs. :-)
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As of now the app has been downloaded in (most frequent on top):
<ul>
	<li>Australia</li>
	<li>USA</li>
	<li>Sweden</li>
	<li>China</li>
	<li>Canada</li>
	<li>UK</li>
	<li>New Zealand</li>
	<li>Japan</li>
	<li>France</li>
	<li>Germany</li>
	<li>Netherlands</li>
	<li>Russia</li>
	<li>Spain</li>
	<li>Hong Kong</li>
	<li>Austria</li>
	<li>Denmark</li>
	<li>Italy</li>
	<li>Macedonia</li>
	<li>Turkey</li>
	<li>Indonesia</li>
	<li>Malaysia</li>
	<li>Taiwan</li>
	<li>Thailand</li>
	<li>Guatamala</li>
	<li>Mexico</li>
</ul>
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It is REALLY fun to see that iBean still is spreading and gets downloaded around the globe. I myself use iBean only on my iPhone but I did decide to target both iPhone/iPod and iPad, and by looking at the statistics it is clearly equally popular on both platforms.
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