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Is there such thing as an android game market that forbids apps with in-app purchasing?
The Play store and Amazon app store are just full of these horrid, "free" games that are actually crippled unless you want to spend (a lot more than a game like that is really worth). You know the ...
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Installing Android apps from Samsung store to non Samsung Android device like htc phone
I have a htc phone, I want to install few apps from Samsung market.
But users of htc can not download apps from Samsung Market, Samsung Market is only available to Samsung devices.
Does anyone know ...
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Is Appbucket a legal app store?
I just found an Android web store called AppBucket. When you pay a subscription, you can download non-free software from their service. The site doesn't really explain what kind of deals they have ...
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What are the alternative Android app markets?
How many competing Android markets (other than Android Market itself) are there and are they any good?
I know that there are at least two others: SlideME and AppBrain which I have looked at and seem ...
