Tag: free Apps

  • Google Ordered to Pay $19 Million to Consumers

    Google Ordered to Pay $19 Million to Consumers

    Google has been ordered to pay $19 Million to consumers by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This is because of unsupervised children making in-app-purchases through Google’s Play Store without their parent’s knowledge and therefore not being granted bill payers permission. It was assumed by the FTC that Google billed these unaware parents unfairly due to […]

  • GetJar Gold App Store Provides Free Premium Android Apps

    GetJar Gold App Store Provides Free Premium Android Apps

    Amazon and Google had better watch out, as third party App Store GetJar have launched a new ‘Gold’ app store which offers premium Android apps for free. GetJar Gold aims to offer top-notch apps for Android smartphones and Tablets completely free, something the Amazon Appstore does occasionally but only for a very limited period per […]

  • Blackberry App World reaches 1 Billion downloads

    Blackberry App World reaches 1 Billion downloads

    RIM’s app outlet for Blackberry smartphones and tablets, the Blackberry App World, has just bypassed 1 billion app downloads. A statement posted on the official Blackberry Blog reads: “BlackBerry App World is now in over 100 countries, seeing an average of 3 million downloads per day, and we recently crossed the 1 billion app download […]

  • Free Windows Phone apps every day in July for Orange customers

    Free Windows Phone apps every day in July for Orange customers

    UK mobile network Orange has announced that it will be giving away one free app every day throughout July to its customers who use Windows Phones. Both contract and pay-as-you-go customers will be entitled to a free app each day, which will appear in the ‘Orange Selects’ category on the Windows Phone Marketplace. Orange says […]

  • Android Market now has more free apps than Apple App Store

    Android Market now has more free apps than Apple App Store

    Android now offering more free apps than Apple