An Unofficial Android Store Will Provide All The Apps Banned By
Google  Unlike getting hold of iOS apps, it's always been
possible to trawl the web for software that doesn't appear in
the Android Market. But that process is about to get even
easier, because soon there will be an unofficial store for
banned Android apps.  Koushik Dutta, a member of the team behind
CyanogenMod and the creator of ClockworkMod, announced that he
is in the process of creating an app store that will be home to
apps that have been banned from Google's official Android
Market. That will include customs ROMs, retro gaming emulators
pulled due to copyright complaints, unofficial tethering apps,
Visual Voicemail apps, one-click rooting apps, and, well,
whatever else Google says can't feature in their store.  This
will, I'm sure, be of most interest to those who have already
rooted their Android handset, as it will provide a one-stop shop
for the customs ROMs and apps those devices can make use of.
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