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 →
An unfortunate part of Android app sales is getting declined payments, refunds, and even chargebacks. It can be discouraging when you find that income you could have earned is snatched back from you, so it’s best to arm yourself with … Continue reading →
Another quick news item for anyone close to releasing an Android app. The Amazon Appstore has announced that they’re running a promotion with AppStoreHQ. Update: AppStoreHQ seems to be defunct, and has disappeared. They’ll select five apps out of all … 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 →
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 →
