Google Android Application Market

Posted on 31 May 2008 by Vincent Nguyen




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A question came up during the Android Fireside chat regarding Android application distribution system.

“We’ve thought about it. It would be a great benefit to the Android community if there’s a place people can go to safely and securely download their content and have a billing system so that developers can get paid for their effort, and I have nothing to announce today, we’ve thought of it…We wouldn’t have done our job if we didn’t provide something that helps developers get distribution.” –Andy Rubin

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Well there it is folks, if you read between the lines, it sounds as though Google is working on an Android app store for content distribution.



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2 Comments For This Post

  1. Elijah Lynn says:

    Android is going to rock the mobile world!! I hope a beta comes out for purchase/use real soon! I hate my Motorola IC902, it is the buggiest POS in the world!

  2. JASTECH says:

    I have the Sammy SCH-i760 and it’s 2 months old and a piece of junk with WM6 Pro and my HTC 6700 will do better this week when I install WM6.1 on it. I sure could use Android for both these devices until the HTC Dream is released. I agree with Elijah, this Android OS will “Rock” the other OS’s so bad they will be like “Sand”, ROTFL

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