RIM encourages third party Android stores to submit their catalogs to the BlackBerry App World

RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook wasn’t exactly the most successful tablet launch out there, but while the tablet has many shortcomings starting with the high initial price and lack of native email client, RIM deserves some credit for trying to bring Android apps to its App World and the 7-inch tablet in particular. In its latest push, the Canadian company is welcoming third party marketplaces to bringing their catalogs to the App World.
When a developer chooses to submit an app directly rather than rely on a third-party app store to bring it to ‘Berry users, he gets full control over the app’s appearance and metadata in the catalog and that means pricing, screenshots, descriptions and so on.
source: BlackBerry Dev Blog via BerryReview

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