Calling All Programmers, Develop Apps and monetize your app Today!!
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Rahul Ahluwalia
Jul 12, 2012, 7:25:36 AM7/12/12
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This would surely increase the earning potential of the paid apps that
developers submit. Nokia has announced that they have partnered with
Vodafone India and Airtel and Reliance to offer integrated billing
solutions on the Nokia Store in India. This would let users download
apps from the Nokia Store and pay for their downloads as part of their
monthly mobile phone bills or have the amount deducted from the pre-
paid balance.
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developers submit. Nokia has announced that they have partnered with
Vodafone India and Airtel and Reliance to offer integrated billing
solutions on the Nokia Store in India. This would let users download
apps from the Nokia Store and pay for their downloads as part of their
monthly mobile phone bills or have the amount deducted from the pre-
paid balance.
Go To: http://bit.ly/LSGUGd
Sign up today nd submit as many apps as u can nd earn more nd more…
Kartik Mistry
Jul 12, 2012, 7:39:37 AM7/12/12
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On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 4:55 PM, Rahul Ahluwalia <rahul...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This would surely increase the earning potential of the paid apps that
> developers submit. Nokia has announced that they have partnered with
> Vodafone India and Airtel and Reliance to offer integrated billing
> solutions on the Nokia Store in India. This would let users download
> apps from the Nokia Store and pay for their downloads as part of their
> monthly mobile phone bills or have the amount deducted from the pre-
> paid balance.
What this has to do with FOSS? Please explain!
> This would surely increase the earning potential of the paid apps that
> developers submit. Nokia has announced that they have partnered with
> Vodafone India and Airtel and Reliance to offer integrated billing
> solutions on the Nokia Store in India. This would let users download
> apps from the Nokia Store and pay for their downloads as part of their
> monthly mobile phone bills or have the amount deducted from the pre-
> paid balance.
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