The alternative app store for Android is now live—however much Apple doesn't like others using the term "app store,"—where US Android owners can download the new Angry Birds Rio game for free, along with 3,799 other apps. It's been years wandering the desert, but Android users finally have an app oasis of their own.
Wake up sleepyhead, it's now March—and that means it's time for the rival Android app store, as boasted about by a mobile ad network, Millennial Media, on Twitter just now. Their tweet read: "Launching this month! Amazon Appstore for #Android-learn more here," and then included a link to a blogpost for developers.…
We know the Amazon app store for Android is coming—but did you know that you'll be able to download apps before you even own an Android device?
Do you remember when we heard that Amazon was creating its own app store for the Android platform? Further details have been shared about the store, which will compete with Google's own app store in the US this year.
Judging by the leaked terms and conditions, Amazon plans to swagger into the Android world with an alternative app download store, fists a-whirling. Are they building it to co-exist with Android's Market...or for an Android-powered SuperKindle?
A mere day after news first broke of Amazon's app store for Android, and their terms and conditions have been leaked to SlashGear. Importantly, they back-up what TechCrunch had heard previously about mirrored updates between apps on different platforms. While the T&Cs haven't been copied below in full, you can see…
