Experienced Android developer that that has explored all sorts of development landscapes from fortune 100 companies to startups, as well as solo development.
Entirely separate from the Android market statistics that Google provides in the Developer Console, AppBrain has a statistics section of its own. Android developers can mine this source for ideas when fine tuning their revenue strategy. There are a number … Continue reading →
With as many markets as there are out there for Android apps, it’s not too surprising that there are a few duds. For the most part, I define an Android app market as a dud if it won’t get downloads … Continue reading →
For those of you using MobClix or are considering it for their Android apps, you are probably concerned about the MobClix payout rules. I have some updated information on payments, if you were reading my previous posts: yes, I have … Continue reading →
What information do you need right now to help you earn money from Android apps? From the feedback I’ve been getting, it looks like I’ve left a gap in the information I’m providing: the very first steps to earn income … Continue reading →
Next in the Android Alternate Market Review series is Appia. You may not have heard of Appia – but that doesn’t mean that you haven’t seen Android apps through their partners. Appia purports to supply apps to over 40 app … Continue reading →
