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Indie Android developer shows free apps can generate $1,000+ monthly
Nov 9, 2010, 13 :04 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (1375 reads)
(Other stories by Matthew Humphries)

[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for this link. ]

"If you are coming to mobile app development for the first time then the path ahead of you can look very daunting. There?s already hundreds of thousands of apps out there covering just about every feature and bit of functionality you could ever think of. How on earth are you going to create somethign different and get someone to spot your app, let alone pay and download it?

"Fear not, there is hope as one independent developer from Poland has demonstrated. Poland is a territory Google does not yet allow on the Android Market, but KreCi as he is known, has 6 Android apps available to download and use on your Android smartphone. What?s surprising is he gives the apps away for free and relies on advertising to generate revenue."

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