Palm released the conditions of approval procedures for Palm App Catalog e-commerce
Palm released the conditions of approval procedures for Palm App Catalog e-commerce
Palm Pre developers have recently begun to accept, and the upload process to its App Catalog of sale, this means that they eventually developed their own money Palm Pre. Their fees with the iPhone App Store is similar to, but charge a one-off costs that will give 70 percent of program development, and is currently only available for sale in the United States, unlike the iPhone worldwide. Apple no longer any standard, unlike Palm and approval procedures, the site has been written examination based on the following criteria:
Submit your webOS applications today for the Palm App Catalog e-commerce beta starting in mid-September
Starting today, you can submit your apps via email for consideration in the Palm App Catalog e-commerce beta program.
We’re initiating the beta e-commerce program so we can test the experience for both webOS app developers and users. This is an opportunity for you to submit your app and to market it to the webOS user base before we open the program to all developers later in the year.
All developers can submit both free and paid applications today for evaluation by Palm. Details of the program are the following:
- You can charge a one-time fee for the download of your application.
- Initially, the user base for e-commerce will be limited to the United States.
- Developers will receive 70 percent of revenues generated through application sales (less applicable sales taxes).
- webOS users will pay for their application purchases using credit cards and will download apps directly to their webOS device.
Acceptance Criteria
Palm will accept apps into the beta test program based on the following criteria:
- Apps should be useful and engaging to users.
- They need to have an appealing design and user interface aligned with Palm UI guidelines.
- They are written specifically for webOS and not delivered through the browser.
- They leverage webOS platform and device capabilities, for example, notifications, multitasking/background processing, location services, accelerometer.
- They have acceptable performance and response time on the device; apps with slow UI response or sluggish performance will be rejected. Applications that consume excessive power on the device will also be rejected.
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