Experienced Android developer that that has explored all sorts of development landscapes from fortune 100 companies to startups, as well as solo development.
Any way to get free testing and bugfixing for your Android app is a good thing. The less bugs you let slip through the door, the better for your ratings and the less time you have to spend tracking bugs … Continue reading →
Preparing to deploy to Android Market (now Google Play) might be an intimidating prospect, but it doesn’t need to be. Google has made it easy to get your app into the Android Market. Note that Google continually improves the Developer … Continue reading →
If any more proof was needed that independent developers can succeed with Android apps, the Amazon Appstore is doing its best to provide it. Last week, Amazon contacted me to indicate that they were interested in running a promotion for … Continue reading →
The wait is over! I am now releasing the latest in the Android Income Series, the Android Income Quickstart Guide. I think this guide shows one of the fastest and easiest ways to start earning money from your Android app … Continue reading →
Both Amazon and Google, the two biggest players in the Android app space, have the ability to show “badges” so you can link people directly to your app. Maybe it doesn’t surprise you, but Google did it better for the … Continue reading →
