Adam,
We have a back office and an API to do exactly what you need. Our
solution includes a demo application that will let you define and
track 'freebies' to any user. The demo is available as a free up from
Android Market. Just search for "Netmobo".
On Oct 6, 8:38 am, Warren wrote:
> It sure w
It sure would be great to have an API to give away apps. You could
supply the gmail address tied to an account and the application ID and
then when that user visited the market they could download the
specified app for free as though they had already purchased it. This
would be very helpful to a c
About 24 hours after a buyer has purchased the app, their payment will
have gone through and you can use the Checkout console to issue a full
or partial refund. I have a separate system for distributing my app
to beta testers, but I have used this method in a few cases as well.
-SJ
On Wed, Oct 6
Well, the Apks are just content providers, no activities or
interactive services (other then the ContentResolver interfaces). So
no place for a splash screen in them.
I have a ContentProvider that supplies information about resources in
the apk file that can be accessed, each package inherits this
Why don't you just put the giftee's name on a splash screen? (and
maybe also somewhere else, not in plaintext)
On Oct 5, 9:52 pm, Adam Hammer wrote:
> Is there a way to gift a paid app if you are the developer?
>
> I want to gift VIA the android market. I don't want to give apk's in
> the wild,
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