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Optus Are Blocking Paid Android Apps

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3:09PM November 27, 2009 | Nick Broughall

Now that Telstra’s trying to fix its public image, is Optus trying to fill the role of telco villain? Neerav Bhatt over at APC magazine reveals that Optus – no stranger to criticism over its handling of Android – is actually blocking people purchasing paid applications for Android phones on their network. More »


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Palm Couldn’t Pick A Better First Paid WebOS App Than Air Hockey?

7:48AM October 6, 2009 | Jason Chen

The first webOS paid app is Air Hockey, coming in at $US1.99. It might not be a mindblowing game, but Rome wasn’t built by Air Hockey apps (or something). [Palm via Engadget]


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Android Dev Phone 1.1 Fixes Key Problems

10:19AM March 10, 2009 | Jesus Diaz

If you wanted the unlocked $400 Android G1 phone but were reluctant because of its problems, the new 1.1 update fixes most, but still leaves the issue of running paid applications partially unsolved.

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Unlocked Developer G1 Banned From Accessing Paid Apps

7:42PM February 26, 2009 | John Herrman

Anyone who bought the $US400 unlocked developer G1 is in for a nasty surprise: Google, citing piracy concerns, won’t allow those handsets to access paid Marketplace apps.

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Android Market Policy Details: You Can Return Apps

3:58AM February 18, 2009 | Sean Fallon

Policy details regarding paid apps on the Android Market have come to light—the most notable of which being the fact that you have 24-hours to return an app if you are not satisfied.

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