After announcing that the 10 billionth app had been downloaded from App Store, Apple has now revealed the name of the app. It’s none other than (drum roll)…Paper Glider, a free iPhone game which lets you flick and fly a paper plane. That’s some good publicity for them as, based on the ratings it received prior to becoming the 10 billionth download app, this game is nothing stellar at all.

It’s official. We’ve collectively downloaded over 10 billion apps from the App Store, putting an end to Apple’s 10 Billion App Countdown. That’s a lot of apps. And to think, it was less than two years ago when Apple announced the 1 billionth download. I think it’s safe to say that Apple’s App Store is kinda popular. The winner, the person who actually downloaded the 10 billionth app (which is more or less pure luck), has yet to be announced. Was it you?

Just over three months ago, Apple announced their App Store had reached two billion downloads of various applications created by third party developers. This month, Apple stated the App Store has now topped a staggering three billion downloads. This not only means that a billion applications were downloaded in a span of three months, but also that over three billion apps have been downloaded in just over 18 months since the store’s inception

In case you missed it, Apple’s App Store reached two billion downloads this week, a little after a year since the store first launched for the iPhone and iPod touch. April saw the first billion apps downloaded, with just over half a billion downloaded in the last quarter. There are certainly no signs of things slowing down just yet.

Along with the obviously exciting product updates and announcements at Apple’s September event was the familiar face we all know and love, Steve Jobs. After sincerely thanking the donor of his liver and Apple community for helping him make it through his tough time in dealing with health, he went on to offer some fairly interesting numbers about Apple and their products. Ranging from the iPhone to iTunes, they help to give an insight into where Apple will be focusing.