Comments on: Cool Droid Apps For Business Owners http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html Fri, 17 Jun 2011 14:29:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Jessica@Custom software Development http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html/comment-page-1#comment-352 Jessica@Custom software Development Fri, 10 Dec 2010 07:58:00 +0000 http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/?p=616#comment-352 HI..Thanks for your blog post.i found your blog, its really good.This is very also useful for iphone application development. HI..Thanks for your blog post.i found your blog, its really good.This is very also useful for iphone application development.

]]> By: apps development http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html/comment-page-1#comment-342 apps development Fri, 01 Oct 2010 03:23:16 +0000 http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/?p=616#comment-342 iphone apps development is also the same in this cool droid apps. It is great privilage to have for those who own online business as their best strategies in this field. iphone apps development is also the same in this cool droid apps. It is great privilage to have for those who own online business as their best strategies in this field.
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]]> By: Paul Cooley http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html/comment-page-1#comment-291 Paul Cooley Mon, 02 Aug 2010 19:33:21 +0000 http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/?p=616#comment-291 @Mary.. Thanks Mary! That's pretty cool! :) I just found out about is called Evernote, which allows you to share files, photos, audio, etc.. The thing I really like is there are apps for my ipad as well as my Droid! :) @Steve... I hope those help you! Keep us posted if you find any good ones! :) @Mary.. Thanks Mary! That’s pretty cool! :) I just found out about is called Evernote, which allows you to share files, photos, audio, etc..

The thing I really like is there are apps for my ipad as well as my Droid! :)

@Steve… I hope those help you! Keep us posted if you find any good ones! :)

]]> By: steve@Business Growth http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html/comment-page-1#comment-290 steve@Business Growth Mon, 02 Aug 2010 18:37:21 +0000 http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/?p=616#comment-290 I have been using Android for a while now. I already have some of these apps but not all of them. Off to Marketplace to look at the one's I don't have. Thanks for this list. Regards Steve I have been using Android for a while now. I already have some of these apps but not all of them. Off to Marketplace to look at the one’s I don’t have.

Thanks for this list.

Regards

Steve
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]]> By: Mary Lutz http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html/comment-page-1#comment-289 Mary Lutz Mon, 02 Aug 2010 16:20:11 +0000 http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/?p=616#comment-289 My favorite App is Hoccer. It allows you to share files, audio, photos, etc. with someone nearby. You can throw the files like a baseball or frisbee or line your phones up side by side and slide them over. Definitely a cool App. My favorite App is Hoccer. It allows you to share files, audio, photos, etc. with someone nearby. You can throw the files like a baseball or frisbee or line your phones up side by side and slide them over. Definitely a cool App.
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]]> By: Mike Wolfson http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/mobile-marketing/droid-apps-business-owners.html/comment-page-1#comment-285 Mike Wolfson Wed, 28 Jul 2010 22:08:52 +0000 http://www.surefirebusinessstrategies.com/blog/?p=616#comment-285 I wouldn't say it is easy to write apps for Android. Even for my app, which has a very limited functionality, it was a bit of work to get completely right. I am a software engineer by profession, which I suppose makes it more natural for me. Google has announced an initiative named "Android App Inventor", which is a toolkit specifically designed to allow non-developers to create their own apps. It isn't available to the public yet, but might make it easy for people to create apps. Basically, it allows you to drag and drop functionality, to create whatever you want. I have played with an early release, and I didn't find it that easy, but I think in time it will get better. As far as distributing the app, it couldn't be easier. Basically anyone just has to pay a fee (one time - $25) to create a Android Market account. Then you just upload your app (they provide a nice website), and it appears in the market. This is quite different than iPhone, where you pay a fee ($100/year), upload your app, and hope it gets approved to get listed (Apple is notorious for not allowing apps, and not providing any reasoning why it was not allowed. Getting noticed, once you are listed in the Android Market is the hard part (estimates are there are 70,000 apps now - and that is constantly growing). So, thanks again for bringing attention to my app - it really helps. I wouldn’t say it is easy to write apps for Android. Even for my app, which has a very limited functionality, it was a bit of work to get completely right. I am a software engineer by profession, which I suppose makes it more natural for me.

Google has announced an initiative named “Android App Inventor”, which is a toolkit specifically designed to allow non-developers to create their own apps. It isn’t available to the public yet, but might make it easy for people to create apps. Basically, it allows you to drag and drop functionality, to create whatever you want. I have played with an early release, and I didn’t find it that easy, but I think in time it will get better.

As far as distributing the app, it couldn’t be easier. Basically anyone just has to pay a fee (one time – $25) to create a Android Market account. Then you just upload your app (they provide a nice website), and it appears in the market. This is quite different than iPhone, where you pay a fee ($100/year), upload your app, and hope it gets approved to get listed (Apple is notorious for not allowing apps, and not providing any reasoning why it was not allowed.

Getting noticed, once you are listed in the Android Market is the hard part (estimates are there are 70,000 apps now – and that is constantly growing). So, thanks again for bringing attention to my app – it really helps.

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