Ringz: First (free) Android app with in-app purchase

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Apple made it possible for iPhone developers to offer in-app purchase five weeks ago, an option Android devs currently don’t have. But now Shanghai-based mobile technology company Urbian found a work-around to enable in-app purchase, saying they’re the first developers that did. The app in question is Ringz, a puzzle game that’s available for free on the Android market (the iPhone version is in review by the way).

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Ringz: First (free) Android app with in-app purchase

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