>>I think it's a good policy. This has the side effect (intended or
not) of providing a useful 'gate' to prevent thousands of crap/spam
apps from being uploaded. <<<
Didn't prevent my crap app from being uploaded. :)
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Al.
bouvetloz...@gmail.com wrote:
> It's worse, if you're outside US/UK you can only distribute it as
> freeware
It's worse, if you're outside US/UK you can only distribute it as
freeware, since last October.
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On Mar 15, 9:10 am, Chaton wrote:
> It's a joke !
>
> I Developped a freeware game for Android and at the moment to
> dist
I think it's a good policy. This has the side effect (intended or
not) of providing a useful 'gate' to prevent thousands of crap/spam
apps from being uploaded.
Having people register and making them pay a trivial fee (I would
content $25 is trivial) is a nice way to keep it to people who really
Yeah, and not a $99 per app fee (*cough*Microsoft rip off
store*cough*)
On 15 mrt, 19:03, Romain Guy wrote:
> Also remember that it's a *one time* fee only.
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> On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 4:06 AM, MrSnowflake wrote:
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> > You do realize that if you had developed this game for the iPhone yo
Also remember that it's a *one time* fee only.
On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 4:06 AM, MrSnowflake wrote:
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> You do realize that if you had developed this game for the iPhone you
> would have payed $99 to register and that there is no other mainstream
> way to get your app on the iPhone (as opposed to
You do realize that if you had developed this game for the iPhone you
would have payed $99 to register and that there is no other mainstream
way to get your app on the iPhone (as opposed to Android, which allows
you to install apk's from websites).
So at a point you are correct: paying for free a
You make it available for download from your website and use alternative
distribution channels such as AndAppStore. More information on the MIME
type you need to use is at;
http://andappstore.com/AndroidPhoneApplications/publishing.jsp
Al.
http://andappstore.com/
Chaton wrote:
> It's a joke !
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