About a week ago, blogger Chuck Falzone started a campaign targeting Android users, asking them to spend at least $5 a week on apps. Why? Because people aren't buying them, so developers are making only a fraction of the money that iPhone developers earn. What does this teach us about Android apps?
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What were they thinking going into it.
Google offers everything for free o.o
thats why so many people use android powered devices because the apps work and are free-cheap.
$5 on apps weekly = 20$ a month
= 240$ a year which could have been saved.
Im not one to knock someone for trying to make a living but jeez think about the consumer