In a move that might confuse Android users out there, it seems that Motorola has been busy coming up with its own version of Google’s Android Market place. The folks over at Android and Me managed to catch a glimpse of it before it was hidden again. From the information that was gleaned, it seems that the app will be web-based, but there could also be an application to allow you to manage the apps on your desktop. Of course, we’ll have to see how this affects the Android Market, the last thing you’d want is for developers to have to do double work or end up focusing on one market only.
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