Android App Development for Temple Run delays release to March.

Looks like Android users anticipating Temple Run need to wait a bit longer for the release on to the Android Market. Though we anticipated a late February release, we now have news that the Android version would be available sometime in March. On the official Facebook Page, the developers have said that the development of the Android game is taking longer than usual. According to them, the game is in Beta testing and would soon be hitting the Android Market but no date has been set as of now.

Android App Developers benefit more from Amazon App Store than Android Market

Looks like the Android Market is in for some serious competition! Application Analytics firm, Distimo has revealed that Android developers are gaining more from the Amazon App Store than Google’s own Android Market. The Amazon App store may have relatively a small number of Android Applications but this is has helped developers make more profit than the Android Market.

Distimo’s report stated that “Of all the applications that are available in both stores, 110 applications generated at least $200 each day in one of the stores during the last week of January. 42 of these applications generated more revenue in the Amazon Appstore than in Google Android Market. Of the total income these 110 applications generated in both stores, 28% was generated in the Amazon Appstore.”

Another key finding was that there are more paid Android Apps in the Amazon App Store than the Android Market. The percentage of paid apps in the Amazon App Store is around 65% which has been stable for a while now. But comparatively, in the Android Market the percentage of paid applications have declined from 38% to 32% in the store.

Android Development for hit iOS game Temple Run still in progress!

Android users have been waiting for the smash hit iOS game Temple Run for quite a while now. Though rumors suggested the release of the game on the 9th of February, unfortunately to the disappointed of many Android users, the development of the Android version took longer.



And now more bad news as the development of the Android app has been taking longer than expected. The development team have tweeted that no date has been yet and the official announcement would be made on the Facebook Page. So, hopefully we would soon be playing the top grossing runner game on our Android phones too.

Angry Birds Space to release soon, for both iOS and Android devices!

It’s been a while since we have had new updates from the ever popular iOS and Android game, Angry Birds. Rovio, makers of Angry birds have released a teaser for the upcoming new series of the game – Angry Birds Space.

“We think fans are really going to love it because we’ve already gotten amazing feedback on the physics of our games,” Andrew Stalbow, GM of Rovio North America, told Yahoo! Games. “They’re so accurate and easy to grasp that some teachers use Angry Birds in their lessons about projectile motion.”

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The new version is going to be live for all Android and iOS users on March 22nd. You can look forward to seeing completely new birds along with some old birds and some of the birds have super power features. Check out the teaser for the new iOS and Android app.

Blackberry Playbook OS 2.0 support Android Applications, developers to submit apps before Feb 6th

The Blackberry Playbook OS 2.0 software which was introduced at the CES 2012, defiantly was one of the anticipated devices as it was designed to have the blackberry runtime for Android applications. Now, there is more to look forward to. The Blackberry developers, on the official RIM developer blog, have announced today that developers would have to submit applications before February 6th, 2012 to ensure the app is available during the launch of the Blackberry Playbook OS 2.0.

The development team has provided helpful tips and tools for developers for easy porting of their Android apps to blackberry. To ensure that your application is approved by the blackberry development team, a few steps have been offered.

  • Before submitting your Android application to BlackBerry App World, please make sure to remove all mention of the word “Android” from your application. Both in the application description and the application itself.
  • Please remove all links to Android Market from within your application.
  • When submitting your Android application to BlackBerry App World, please make sure to select a minimum BlackBerry PlayBook OS of 2.0.
  • Please make sure your application is signed. For more information on code signing, please view the code signing documentation on the BlackBerry Runtime for Android Apps webpage (linked here).

For a broader reach to consumers, RIM developers strongly suggest submitting apps before the 6th of February. For more details, you can check out the original blog post here.