I am from the Czech Republic. I don't care so much if it's possible to
buy apps here, I just want to sell my apps.
On Apr 14, 6:08 pm, Donal Rafferty wrote:
> Apologies for my spelling:
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> I believe by the end of the year there will be enough Android users to make
> an Irish paid market worthwhi
You should still be able to release your app as a paid app in
countries where it is supported, even thoug you are in a country which
does not support paid apps, or am i wrong?
I am almost finished developing my app which im planning to charge
for. Unfortunetly i live in sweden where there is no p
Unfortunately you won't be able to sell it.
On Apr 14, 6:33 pm, r0ytlay wrote:
> You should still be able to release your app as a paid app in
> countries where it is supported, even thoug you are in a country which
> does not support paid apps, or am i wrong?
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> I am almost finished developing
I think that Google know what it is doing. All developers are excited
about Android... we say it is "open", "free", no control... much
"better" than iPhone OS... and we are developing applications for
Android... this is second year that we hope that paid apps will come
soon...
While iPhone develop
Now developers worldwide can publish their paid apps through
http://www.androidpublisher.com
On Apr 14, 12:33 pm, r0ytlay wrote:
> You should still be able to release your app as apaidapp in
> countries where it is supported, even thoug you are in a country which
> does not supportpaidapps, or
Heh, all I get is a no flash dead end page trying to check out that
site on my Droid just now.
On May 2, 4:51 am, "androidpublisher.com" wrote:
> Now developers worldwide can publish
> theirpaidappsthroughhttp://www.androidpublisher.com
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> On Apr 14, 12:33 pm, r0ytlay wrote:
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On 21 dub, 20:08, Lucian Tomuta wrote:
> So why not go for Symbian then (well, actually for Nokia's Ovi Store as they
> support Java apps on Symbian but Series 40 devices as well). Certainly
> bigger market worldwide and you are welcome to set your price.
IMHO Nokia is after zenith. They made som
So why not go for Symbian then (well, actually for Nokia's Ovi Store as they
support Java apps on Symbian but Series 40 devices as well). Certainly
bigger market worldwide and you are welcome to set your price.
Companies are companies, they tend to think at a bigger level/scale and yes,
their plan
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