Handango operationnal on day one

Handango, the alternative market place for Android apps, will open its gates on October 22nd, the very same day the G1 makes its débuts.

Handango will offer free and also purchased applications for Android phones.

Bill Stone, CEO of Handango, says:

“Handango has always offered its customers the widest variety of smartphone apps available on the market and on all major operating systems. Handango is now offering developers the opportunity to sell the paid apps they create for the Android platform as well as offer any free apps when the first Android device launches. Customers can purchase apps via the Web and then download them to their device.”

Developpers can submit their apps in three ways: for free, as a one-off fee or through subscription (monthly, quaterly or yearly).

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Handango wants to go droid

Handango, an app retailer for smartphones, have also declared their interest in supporting Android, via a parallel app store!

The independent store plans to offer Google's products, as soon as the G1 hits the store in less than three weeks. Handango is also looking at developers to directly upload their apps on their own app store so that they could give or sell them or even offer suscriptions.

This particular bit coul interest EA who recently declared that they would consider developing their big gaming licenses on Android Market, only if there was a way to gain some profit out of it.

For more infos, check out Handango's website here.

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