Filed under: Software, HTC, T-Mobile, Android
Despite a decent selection, we get the feeling Android developers have really been holding back until they can make a little money for their hard labor. Google exec Eric Chu is telling registered Android Market members via email that the rollout of paid apps is still coming first quarter of next year. He said it will occur in stages, starting with the US and UK first, followed by Germany, Austria, and Netherlands for phase two and France, Italy, and Spain after that, with more countries to be announced by the end of Q1 2009. Chu also said to expect an update to the Market website in mid-January that’ll allow developers to target specific countries for their apps. Android devs, we hope you’re ready — we can’t wait to see what toys you’ll give us once you’re able to make some coins from it.
Paid apps still coming to Android Market in Q1 ’09, US and UK rollout first originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Wed, 31 Dec 2008 11:59:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
Original post by Ross Miller
Related posts:
- Google announces new ways to discover apps on Android Market, more tools for developers Android Market may have a lot going for it, but...
- Free and paid apps for Formula 1 racing fans adding features for the 2011 season We’re just a few hours away from the start of...
- Android Market web store now checks which apps are compatible with your devices Google has already made some tough moves to tackle fragmentation,...
- Google spikes 21 malicious apps with big download counts from the Market (update: Android 2.2.2 and up are immune) We’re sure that the debate of a carefully controlled and...
- Sony Ericsson sets up its own channel in Android Market, relegates ‘My apps’ link to a menu item Open up Android Market on your Android device today and...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
