The blog post says this, referring to in-app billing:
>> This new service gives developers more ways to monetize their
applications through new billing models including try-and-buy, virtual
goods, *upgrades*, and more. <<
There is no support for a trial period (called try-and-buy here) either.
-- Kostya
18.04.2011 22:07, TreKing ?????:
On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 1:03 PM, MB <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
The following post on the official blog mentions that developers
can charge for updates.
Can you quote where it says that?
But I am unable to find any option/documentation in the market
console regarding that.
Because it doesn't exist. You can't charge for updates to apps people
pay for or already download for free.
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