
An email from Eric Chu of the Android Market Support Team notifies developers of a few updates for the Android Market. One of the new features allows developers to target new countries for free apps, and local language support has also been added for more countries. Finally, all apps published in the market will need to indicate a minimum SDK version in the manifest file. It’s certainly good to see that Google’s Android Market is progressing nicely. From Uberphones
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