Selling Apps on Android Still Sucks [Android]

Oct 25th 2010
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Two years after the launch of Android, the Marketplace continues to be pretty hostile to developers seeking to generate income-no less than ones seeking to make cash by selling their apps. Google’s making out just fine , though. [ NYT ]

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