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The second best app for Android (behind Tasker), Widgetlocker is on sale at half price for only .99
cool, i was waiting for a good reason to get widgetlocker. mostly just wanted it to put the default music widget on my lockscreen, but i may end up tinkering around with it in other ways.
don't want to add too much to it though, otherwise it just becomes a new homescreen.
Gentle Alarm is today's i believe... anyone have any thoughts on it?
Gentle Alarm is today's i believe... anyone have any thoughts on it?
Taskpad is free on Amazon today. Started at $3.99 on 3/31/11, dropped to 99 cents on 4/4, bumped up to $1.99 mid April, now $3.99. Reviews are all over, 5s and 1s. Permissions are sensible. You decide.
Do you have ninja reflexes? Inspired by all-time classic games such as Pong, Breakout, and pinball, it's Chalk Ball! Use your finger to draw chalk lines and keep your ball alive while popping other floating balls. Warning: This game is very addicting.
So does anyone know how amazon does this financially? Surely they don't pay the devs the $2.99 or whatever for every free app downloaded... so do they just get the devs to agree to a "free download" day? And if so, why doesn't the Android Market just do it too
For those asking about the dev getting paid for the free app. The agreement is that for every download of an app Amazon will guarentee the dev at least 20% of the "list price" set by the dev. So for a $5 app the Dev that we download for free amazon will pay the dev $1. Now for every app they sell for more than 20% of the list price they will take 30% of the sale or the difference between 20% list and the sale price whichever is less, this is the same amount google will take from devs when someone buys an app on the market.
I wonder how it's working out for them. I know I'm still only using the Market to download apps, and only using Amazon to download their free-app-a-day or on-sale apps.
Today's app, FlexT9 keyboard looks really nice. I have the official Swype beta I use in portrait and the default gingerbread keyboard in landscape and my phone automatically switches based on orientation. I love my setup but if I didn't have it already I would be all over today's deal. Looks very interesting.
How did you set your phone to switch keyboards based in orientation?
Blah, was hoping with t9 in the name I'd get a keypad-style keyboard. Swype-style is nifty, and much faster that traditional typing on a qwerty... but I can out-type anybody on a keypad keyboard.