You probably don’t spend that much time reading Google’s official Android Market site, seeing as it’s a quite appalling “read only” collection of rather out-of-date information on a seemingly random selection of apps. It is the one area of Android unlikely to have Steve Jobs losing any sleep.
However, Google’s Android Market site has now been given a refresh. A visual refresh, as there’s still no way to buy apps online or even search for apps by name. This terribly under-developed public site remains one of the biggest and most puzzling RUBBISH THINGS about Google’s approach to Android.
Here’s the “new” look:
And that’s it. The same uselessly tiny collection of highlighted apps, with no search, no shopping facilities and no phone sync options. Only now looking a bit nicer. A bewildering waste of time. Link via TechCrunch.



nolia345
/ May 17, 2010Man I never use Android’s site LOL.. I usually get all my apps, themes, etc on RawApps. Not even Appbrain is good enough cuz it’s very sloppy
hank odler
/ May 17, 2010Man I never use Android’s site LOL.. I usually get all my apps on RawApps. Not even Appbrain is good enough cuz it’s very sloppy