Google are also releasing closed-source apps like Scoreboard that directly competes with a lot of other sports apps. Scoreboard makes use of data that has to cost Google a lot of money but they still offer it for free. How are people going to compete with that? And why does Google have to provide a scoreboard app for the Android? I am pretty sure Sportacular (iPhone app) and other similar apps would appear on the Android if the Scoreboard wasn't available for free from Google. If all Google employees start to make a habit of making free Android apps to compete with existing paid apps then there will be a lot of angry developers out there...
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