Actually, surprisingly well! Three days after launch and moderate pickup among local community and friends, Apple features it on its web apps page and iSpeed.info quickly becomes 4th “Most Popular” app and leader in its category, with a peak exactly a week after its launch.

Weekends are clearly a mark of slowdown. But nothing compares to an Apple event that brings new goodies like the recent one around the iPod.
Its attention captivated Apple website squatters, slashing the numbers by nearly 20%. It’s interesting to see if the numbers will go back up in the next few days.

An update with bug fixes and improved results was sent for review to Apple a few days ago. Curious to see how that fares.
All in all, iSpeed is doing great, having served more than 21K unique iPhone speed tests in just a week.
I had no attempt to monetize iSpeed.info at least yet!

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Update: now SpeedMeter has a new name and a new home at iSpeed.info

Try it out! Thanks! :)

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I’ve designed my first web app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It’s called SpeedMeter and it kinda does what it says on the box.

But I love how it turned out! (mind you I cannot really code). :)

Want a preview? Point your gorgeous iPhone here: iPhone SpeedMeter

Thanks Lee and the two Alex who helped me test it.

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