Google is doing an HTML5 web store, so there isn't much point putting tons
of effort into their Android Market place client. An HTML5 web store will
have global reach and combine that with paypal support and the alternative
markets that are doing nothing more than selling applications (pretty much
On Sep 8, 12:01 am, Kevin Duffey wrote:
> I have to ask.. in the last year since I started learning Android (haven't
> had much time the past several months to do much other than read some of
> these emails), how many more markets has Google got Android into that offer
> apps to be purchased in, a
I have to ask.. in the last year since I started learning Android (haven't
had much time the past several months to do much other than read some of
these emails), how many more markets has Google got Android into that offer
apps to be purchased in, and more so, pay the developers in other countries
I love the fact theres loads of markets. While yes, it is, more work
for the developer to submit too, its
far better in the long run for the consumers and the whole android
ecosystem.
Markets can experiment with different layouts, styles, ratings, and
specialties. This is only just starting really
My small experience on the matters tells me : It's not worth the
trouble :s
Posted my app on six or seven alternative stores last week, all
different forms, legals, terms, shapes : A good 10 downloads peek from
it(all combined) :D
This morning, posted an update on the Android Market : 600 downloa
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