Google Changes Distribution Agreement for the Android Market
Softpedia News Telecoms Nov 11 09Mountain View-based Google has just made a series of changes to the Android Market agreement that all developers need to accept. According to Google, the new changes and agreement will have to be accepted by all developers, as long as they want their applications to be distributed / sold through the Android Market, as they were until now. The acceptance of the new agreement is mandatory, and each and every developer of Android applications will have to accept it within the following 30 days (December 11 is the last day). In case there are developers who won't accept it, Google says it plans to remove their software solutions from the Android Market. Full story...
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