As of 4:45PM PST, there have been 99,372 downloads on TabletPCPost. Looks like my Friday estimate is going to be off as to when TabletPCPost crosses the 100,000 download milestone.
My new guestimate? How about Thurday May 5th at 9:07AM PST. Hmmm. Looking at the rate of download activity again, I better pick a time this evening. My latest guess is today, May 4th 11:49PM PST. Hehehe. How many guesses does one get?
Here’s the countdown (or is that count up)?:
99,395 May 4th 4:51PM PST
99,402 May 4th 4:53PM
99,467 May 4th 5:18PM
99,551 May 4th 5:45PM
99,662 May 4th 6:31PM
99,763 May 4th 7:14PM
99,942 May 4th 8:05PM
(Hey, this is kind of like watching a car’s odometer roll over 100,000 miles.)
99,970 May 4th, 8:13PM
99,975 May 4th 8:16PM
99,980 May 4th 8:19PM
99,985 May 4th 8:22PM
99,996 May 4th 8:24PM
100,000 May 4th 8:26PM
Whoohooo!
Woo Hoo!
Congratulations! Its’ a testimony to the hard work you guys have done.
Congratulations! Its’ a testimony to the hard work you guys have done.
It sure is cool.
What’s so encouraging to me is the uptick in download momentum over the last couple months. There’s definitely a growth curve here.
Alos, the PC Magazine “Top Computing Web Site” listing seemed to give a boost to TabletPCPost traffic too. The online magazine brought in a new pool of Post downloaders.
It’s great to see all the great apps on TabletPCPost courtesy of the many ISVs. And thanks to all the people that have dropped by and helped to spread the word over the last year.
Which reminds me, officially now TabletPCPost is one year old. It launched April 30th of 2004. Slightly over one year and 100K downloads. Not bad.
Many congratulations 🙂 It’s an excellent resource.
Curious, what was the 100,000th download?
Thanks Colin, I’ll pass it along.
Jerome: I was trying to track the last downloads and couldn’t. It didn’t occur to me until after the 100,000th download that there should even be a list of the “Last five downloads” or something like that. That would have been cool to see.
We did notice that most of the apps on the TabletPCPost home page were getting a disproportionate number of downloads. This makes sense. They’re more visible. The downloads on the “Most Popular” and “Top Picks” were second and third. Overall, TEO2, GoBinder, Alias Sketchbook, and MindManager appeared to be doing very well throughout the last couple days.