Best App site?

[BigJim94]

This question was bad.. And I feel bad.

 

[Bren S.]

You do realize admin will most likely delete this post, or lock it as they don't like talk of "umm..testing app sites" lol just sayin'

 

[Digital Controller]

Thread has been moved to Android Applications where someone might better be able to answer the question

Feel free to PM me if this is an issue.

-DC

 

[ExtremeNerd]

To LEGIT test apps, Amazon will let you test drive apps on your computer.

As to your question about piracy, I have no idea. Enjoy your malware.

 

[agentc13]

You have a 15 minute window to purchase an app and return it via Google Play. Some app developers will allow returns later than that as well if you are not happy with it (that varies and is not always applicable). Outside of that and ExtremeNerds suggestion about Amazon app store's test drive feature I am not sure that there are any other legal options. There are a couple other legit app stores that may have some sort of trial policy as well.

If your intent is to find paid apps for free (whether it be for "testing" purposes or not), then you should know that such discussions are prohibited by the site rules:

Linking to pirated/illegal software: It's a shame I actually have to touch on this. Don't do it. It will be removed and repeat offenses will result in a ban.

So let's avoid that sort of talk, but feel free to discuss legitimate options all you want.

 

[Adauth]

Support the devolpers. Most apps aren't that expensive. Some apps involve a lot of time to make, the least you can do is pay a small price for their efforts

 

[valorian]

Support the devolpers. Most apps aren't that expensive. Some apps involve a lot of time to make, the least you can do is pay a small price for their efforts

The way I look at it, most apps cost the same as a soda or energy drink. If you can afford a soda or energy drink you can afford to buy an app.