Comment on How App Stores Can Compete With Android Market by tom

i order for a alternative app store to have an impact on overall app quality for users would be it was the only app store users went too. i do not see that happening. sheer size and selection will therefore win in the end.

Comment on How App Stores Can Compete With Android Market by tom

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Comment on How App Stores Can Compete With Android Market by MArk

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Get Jar already do this for Android, with substantially greater download numbers?

Comment on How App Stores Can Compete With Android Market by MArk

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Comment on How App Stores Can Compete With Android Market by PXLated

Going to be interesting to watch and see how Amazon does - They do have a lot of advantages over Google when it comes to commerce. If I was a developer, I just might trust Amazon to make it easy more than Google.

Comment on How App Stores Can Compete With Android Market by PXLated

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Compete Top 50: Bing And Ask Rise – MySpace, MapQuest And Flickr Fall

Online analytics company Compete has just published its ranking of the top 50 websites for September 2010, giving some insights into current visitor trends (and not absolute numbers, as the company tends to undercount traffic for most websites). Compete's data compilation shows increasing traffic to Microsoft's search engine Bing (up 11.7 percent for the month and 108.5 percent for the year) as well as Ask.com (up 8.7 percent for the month and 75.3 percent for the year).

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