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Amazon have announced that developers in more European countries can begin distributing their apps in the Amazon Appstore for Android.
Developers in Spain, Italy, France, Germany, and the UK will no longer be forced to work around this limitation — they will be able to get their very own developers’ account in their own country. In addition to that, Amazon have announced new changes to their app distribution agreement.
- Amazon is aligning the revenue share for paid apps with that for in-app products sold using Amazon’s In-App Purchasing Service. Starting on July 1, developers will earn 70 percent of list price on each paid app sale.
- Developers can now control which apps they will make available to Amazon customers, and when, providing more flexibility around timing for app submissions.
Sounds like great changes to me, and this is even more reason for developers to get on-board with the Amazon Appstore. Find more details about submitting apps here if you’re a European developer, and you can find more details about the changes to the distribution agreement here.
Amazon app store SUCKS! and it drains battery like crazy!
Hope we can get the free app of the day in the near future. Tho todays app
Sudoku SuperDoKu 1.0 doesnt sound very exciting!
And still only the option to be paid in dollar cheques.. doesn’t seem like embracing the European developer community to me.