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AT&T AppCenter for Android launching in beta today

AT&T announced today that its new AppCenter for Android is launching in beta as a way to improve app discoverability.

AT&T announced today that its new AppCenter for Android is launching in beta as a way to improve app discoverability.

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Today at its Developer Summit, AT&T announced at CES that it’s launching a new HTML5 AppCenter for Android that will be used for distributing both Android apps and HTML5-based apps. AT&T thinks that HTML5 apps have failed thus far because there’s no distribution or monetization, and it hopes this will fix that. The beta is available today.

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