I think i will stick with Andrei's advice and release it into android
market. I dont think we need to support dozens of separate locations
to provide access to apps when there is already centralized source.
I will however encourage/submit a ticket for the android market to
allow apps to be
Vote for issue 4319
Market should allow Beta releases
http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=4319
Snippet;
Add 1 field to submission process for the release level (beta /
public)
The market should, by default hide all apps marked Beta.
Users may optionally choose to view said Beta
At AndAppStore You can mark a release as being Alpha, Beta, or Release
Candidate quality and it'll get listed in the Pre-release section.
That way you can do some ramp up publicity pointing at the download as
opposed to risking getting bug reports in your comments if people
think its' a full
I have implemented the Flurry API (see flurry.com) into my own game
Puzzle Blox Arcade! and released it as Beta on both AndAppStore.com
and SlideMe.org. On both websites I have marked it as BETA release in
the summary/description.
Flurry enables you to get detailed statistics about the users of
Publish it as beta, tell people email you any bugs, if you see
problems you can Unpublish app
and fix bugs, publish newer version
On Oct 15, 3:57 pm, Smelly Eddie ollit...@gmail.com wrote:
SO i have an application that is doing pretty well on my dev. device,
and it is almost ready for prime
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