9) The web interface for market is miserable. Why can't we see all the
apps there? Why don't we have the same set of controls we do from the
phone along with a discussion/blog for ratings.
For whatever it's worth, I came here specifically looking for a
discussion of this issue. In addition
Interesting, it seems T-Mobile agrees...
http://www.pcworld.com/article/161410/android_market_needs_more_filters_tmobile_says.html
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Hi, That's great. Don't know how I misunderstood... but thanks for the
clarification.
Mark
On Mar 10, 7:50 pm, Justin (Google Employee) j...@google.com
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c) As I understand it there's no way to update an app without charging
for it again. That's ok for a game but not so cool for
Moved this discussion to android-discuss (we agreed to move
Market-related rants there). Join the group, it's worth it.
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 3:26 PM, markz markz...@gmail.com wrote:
I've developed for a bunch of platforms and I'm starting to get a bit
frustrated with Android/Google. It
I'll respond to most of your points in turn, but in general you should
keep in mind that Android isn't done. There are still lots of thing
we plan to do, would like to do, and are thinking about doing. Thanks
for taking the time to provide this feedback.
1) There's no way to dialog on ratings.
On dumb shills: When everyone else is giving your app 5 stars, and
one idiot gives it one star and leaves a comments proving she never
even ran the program, that's one clue. Outliers should automatically
be treated as spam.
Thanks for your answers. Nice to hear any feedback from anyone.
5) We still don't have .33 for our phones. I can't mark something as
Spam yet nor even see what's for sale on Market. This should have been
ready when it rolled to users. Or at least tell us WHEN it will be
ready. This 'coming soon' stuff doesn't do much fo rme.
How about now:
Woot, an update!
As just a few comments.
a) I just submitted a reply/comment somewhere. It'd be nice if the
group search didn't take me to the forward message.
b) I think it's pretty clear to the developers when we get shills. At
2-4$ an app who minds buying their competitor and trashing it
c) As I understand it there's no way to update an app without charging
for it again. That's ok for a game but not so cool for something more
complex.
Then you misunderstand. This is absolutely supported, in fact this is
the default modality.
Let me explain a Market concept that doesn't seem
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