Non-Market apps

[imran]

Hello Guys,

I tried to find some free and good non-market apps but there are 100s of 1000s of posts, referrals and how-to-do installation type stuffs but not really apps.

Can any give me url?

Thanks

 

[Harb]

I am not aware of any list or site that has multiple apps. Non market apps are typically hosted by the developer.

You can try Cyrket - Android Market Browser

 

[snctln]

try slideme, andappstore, or search a little bit on google code...

 

[wiineedmore]

Hello Guys,

I tried to find some free and good non-market apps but there are 100s of 1000s of posts, referrals and how-to-do installation type stuffs but not really apps.

Can any give me url?

Thanks

There are tons of non market apps and games out. Gamesoft has alot and youtube downloader is not on the market anymore. Hell most of the apps I have may or may not be on the market but, I dont get them from the market lol

 

[teagone]

Check out anda.pk / the non-market android application database for a constantly updating non-market app listing I'm currently building. Thus far I've been able to scrounge up a few useful apps, and am hoping to come across some sweet ones that I'm completely unaware of.

[edit] the site is touch friendly via the Android browser.

 

[justjimjpc]

Check out anda.pk / the non-market android application database for a constantly updating non-market app listing I'm currently building. Thus far I've been able to scrounge up a few useful apps, and am hoping to come across some sweet ones that I'm completely unaware of.

[edit] the site is touch friendly via the Android browser.

I would mention here on this post that all the apps that your site provides for download are of the "Free Variety" and have disappeared from the Market ....

Also think it would be a good Idea to solicit the approval of the each app's author...

 

[teagone]

I would mention here on this post that all the apps that your site provides for download are of the "Free Variety" and have disappeared from the Market ....

Also think it would be a good Idea to solicit the approval of the each app's author...

Indeed, I've been trying to get in touch with a few of them. The concept has been accepted over at xda-devs pretty much and most of them are all for it. I made it a point to refer back to the rightful author if they have a site or link in the appilcation description to make sure credit is given where credit is due as well. The site merely acts as an access point for apps one would not normally find.