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Amazon Android App Store Now Supports In-App Billing

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Apr 10, 2012, 8:30 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Amazon today announced that applications downloaded through its dedicated Android app store can now support in-app purchases. The addition of this feature means developers will be able to offer app upgrades, expansion packs, in-game currency, and magazine issues all with trust-worthy and secure billing for Android device owners. The new feature will work with standard Android smartphones and tablets, as well as the Kindle Fire product from Amazon. Amazon says that it offers 31,000 apps in its app store, and believes the new new in-app purchasing feature will entice more developers to list their applications in its store rather than the Google Play Store.

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Tofuchong

Apr 10, 2012, 7:15 PM

Uh, why not both ?

"...in its store rather than the Google Play Store..."

Why not just list it in both? Does that not make sence? Is that not Logical ? IDIOTS. 🤨
Amazon doesn't charge tax for their app (or music) downloads.

If there is a sale going on in the Google Play store, I usually look to see if the apps and/or music is on sale in the Amazon appstore and the Amazon mp3 store, respectively.

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