Amazon will lanches Android Appstore in 200 Countries

 Amazon will lanches Android Appstore in 200 Countries : Amazon announced on Wednesday that it is continuing its global expansion of its Appstore for Android. Web giant asked developers to start submitting their applications for distribution in approximately 200 countries, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, India, South Africa, South Korea, Papua New Guinea and the Vatican. But users of these countries will have to wait a little longer to get access to applications. Amazon has announced that they will be available in the coming months "," when Appstore for Android launched in these areas. The next international expansion after the launch of Amazon Appstore for Android in the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain. In addition, in November, Amazon opened its Appstore in Japan, which is the first store in Asia push.


"Allows developers to target distribution of your applications and games in most international countries is another important step as we seek to serve consumers and developers in the world," Mike George, vice president of applications and games at Amazon, said in a statement. "Many of our existing developers to localize their apps and games for international users, and we look forward to working with new developers who have been waiting for their applications to be more Amazon customers around the world." Amazon Appstore offers a paid app for free every day, and applications purchased in the store can be used in all Android devices of the customer, including a line of Amazon Kindle Fire tablet.