One in 10 Brit smartphone owners 'can't afford' to pay for apps
Beggared themselves buying iPhones, now can't find 69p  Secure
remote control for conventional and virtual desktops  Brits like
smartphones, but half of them don't like paying for apps and
two-fifths of those who've downloaded one say they'd never hand
over cash for the privilege.  The numbers come from
MyVoucherCodes, which asked 2,611 British app downloaders what
they thought the apps were worth, with only 27 per cent saying
they regularly paid for software (spending an average £5.20 a
month) while the rest used the free stuff so abundant in all the
app stores.  Of the four in 10 survey respondents who said
they'd never pay for an app, a 29 per cent slice (totalling 10
per cent of all respondents) said it was because they couldn't
afford them, while the remaining 71 per cent said it was because
the software was "overpriced".  Americans, meanwhile, are using
their mobiles for just about everything, according to the latest
figures from Pew Inter