eldavojohn writes "If you think the iPhone app store is the only mobile game store suffering an exodus, some game publishers claim Android's app store isn't much better, for a different reason — it doesn't generate much revenue. In fact, French game... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Fri, Nov 20 2009
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Will Google Android Steal iPhone's App Store Thunder? » digg Apple's recent rejections of some iPhone applications from its App Store raise a question: Will the company's restrictiveness spark a mass exodus of coders opting to develop for the supposedly open Google Android platform? Yes, no and maybe so. |
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Nokia's Ovi Store opens for business » digg Nokia on Tuesday officially launched the Ovi Store. This is the Finnish company's answer to services like the App Store for the iPhone and the Android Market for Android smartphones. The Ovi Store allows developers to list their programs in an online... |
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