Previously, you can only visit Google Android Market through your Android-based device such as smartphone and tablet- but this time; you can already visit the site on a bigger interface through the use of your favorite web browser.
Listing more than 100 apps, the Android Market offers its users an easy navigation to browse different apps and games, allowing them to read and post reviews about a particular app, and send apps directly to the device. The Web-based Android Market also allows users to share apps directly on the site to the popular micro-blogging site, Twitter. But there’s no way you can share any app directly to Facebook. Thinking of rivalry? I think so…
What more with this cloud-based Android Market is the easy access using your Google account, in which you can see and manage all the apps you’ve purchased and downloaded. You can visit the website by hitting this link.
Hopefully, we can see Apple doing the same for its iTunes contents. Yeah, I’m referring to the cloud-based iTunes- at least that would be more flexible managing the contents in the clouds rather than on local computer libraries. What do you think?
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Listing more than 100 apps, the Android Market offers its users an easy navigation to browse different apps and games, allowing them to read and post reviews about a particular app, and send apps directly to the device. The Web-based Android Market also allows users to share apps directly on the site to the popular micro-blogging site, Twitter. But there’s no way you can share any app directly to Facebook. Thinking of rivalry? I think so…
What more with this cloud-based Android Market is the easy access using your Google account, in which you can see and manage all the apps you’ve purchased and downloaded. You can visit the website by hitting this link.
Hopefully, we can see Apple doing the same for its iTunes contents. Yeah, I’m referring to the cloud-based iTunes- at least that would be more flexible managing the contents in the clouds rather than on local computer libraries. What do you think?
To receive latest technology updates, you can subscribe either by E-mail or by RSS Feeds. Follow me also on Twitter.
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