Android Market Now Accepting Pay-For Applications

[snoslicer8]

According to an e-mail sent to registered Android developers, the Android market is now accepting submissions of paid-applications. Initially, the market will allow US buyers to purchase apps directly from their device "starting mid next week," accor... Read more

[ewdi]

Just updated the post with official T-Mobile statement

[buymyheart]

I hope we see better applications now

[ralphwiggum1]

I hope we see better applications now

expect some better applications that charge, but also lots of the same applications (that used to be free) to charge.

[mtl171]

Yay! Any word on DRM?

[mondragon]

So will it be a monthly subscription or a one time purchase fee. also will we be able to preview the app before buying. I just don't see the point in paying for some of the old apps. iI personally have deleted more apps then i've kept

[purplepenguin04]

So will it be a monthly subscription or a one time purchase fee. also will we be able to preview the app before buying. I just don't see the point in paying for some of the old apps. iI personally have deleted more apps then i've kept

According to the TOS that developers have to agree to a developer has to refund all money for an app if the user deletes an app within 48 hours. It's looks like it's a bit of a two day money back guarantee. I'm not sure exactly how it works though.

[peekmanj]

this happening will be a turn-off to the phone n service..

[yourlookingatbob]

As long as i don't have to pay for a "tip calculator" im fine with paid APPs

[WalkinG1]

Wow, alot of the newbies are disgruntled. But, we eventually knew the apps would require money -- nothing is free. It does take precious time & skills to develop these applications.