If you’re a Samsung smartphone user, you’re probably aware that aside from the Android Market, Samsung also has the Samsung Apps. Samsung’s app store contains selected Android apps which you can actually also find from the Android Market. Samsung Apps app store contains few free and premium apps, and honestly, I don’t think Samsung smartphone more »

In an effort to generate additional revenue, some newspapers publish all their content online but charge for membership access. Personally, I can find my news elsewhere and I wouldn’t be spending my money for a paid subscription, but that’s a separate story. The Washington Post has recently announced plans to charge for their iPhone app, more »

Over at Digital Daily, John Paczkowski says it is confirmed that the Palm will start offering applications for a fee on its popular webOS that runs on the Palm Pre. This is the news many Palm fans have hoped for and represents a milestone for the Palm team. Many have suggested Palm has to have more »

Sure, the Android Marketplace is nice and convenient and seems to be easy to use, but it does have one option missing that may make some developers stay away. The ability to charge for applications. We first heard that Handango was stepping up to take care of this issue a few weeks back and they have just officially confirmed the upcoming launch.

They will have their market available when the G1 launches on October 22 and users will be able to purchase the apps through a web interface and then download them directly to their handset for installation.