AndroidAppDevelopmentQuotes.com is owned and operated by CenApp, LLC and based in Colorado. We are not associated with Google and we are not Android developers ourselves, although we do have a strong technical background. What we do is simply match people with a need to find Android developers, while providing a service for Android app developers who would like to receive qualified, pre-screened leads to help grow their business.

About Our Network of App Developers for Android

All Android application developers in our network are based in the U.S, have at least one app in the Android Market, and have passed a screening process given by our staff. If you are an Android developer looking to grow your business, please visit our application page or contact us.

A non-disclosure agreement (or NDA) is a legal and binding document that protects your idea or your “intellectual property.” Most NDA’s pretty much all say the same thing.  One thing you want to pay attention to is the “term” of the agreement. For example, one agreement might state that the Android developer cannot disclose the details of your project for one year, while another NDA may state five years.

Professional Android developers are accustomed to being asked to sign NDAs and most should not have a problem executing one prior to taking on your project.  Knowing about an NDA sends a signal to the Android developer that you are serious about moving forward with your project and that you have legitimate concerns about your idea being stolen.

We have several articles about non-disclosure agreements on our AppMusing blog from which you can get much more information on this topic.  Here are some links.

• How can I keep someone from stealing my great app idea?
• What is a non-disclosure agreement?
• Does a non-disclosure agreement need to be in writing?
• NDA carve-outs – what’s not covered?

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It comes down to the old adage “you get what you pay for.” While this typically holds true in almost anything you buy, it becomes more evident when diving into the software development arena, which is what you’ll be doing when you choose to work with Android development companies.

When you sign up to receive three free quotes from AndroidAppDevelopmentQuotes.com you can be assured:

1. You’ll be working with experienced Android developers for hire who are all based in the U.S.
2. The Android development companies in our network have a minimum of one app in the Android Market already (and most have more than one). This means that they are experienced developers, not someone new to Android app programming.
3. Our network of Android developers for hire have all been pre-screened and we have found them to be reputable, legitimate companies.

So what’s the advantage? How is AndroidAppDevelopmentQuotes.com different?

It’s really quite simple. Your other options to find Android app developers are other websites (that we won’t name here) that have literally hundreds of developer profiles, all claiming to be “experienced” and advertising unheard of hourly rates. These services let any Android developer create a profile and the screening process is limited. They also make a commission from each project so their incentive to accept any developer, experienced or not, is very high. We screen developers who want to join our network and do not accept every Android developer. For these reasons the advantage is that you’ll be working with developers and companies that can get the job done in a professional manner.

Time is Money
When you submit a quote request on AndroidAppDevelopmentQuotes.com, you don’t have to visit other Android developer websites or do any further searching. We save you time by having Android development companies contact you, and they already know some high level details about your Android app project. This saves you time and in the long run will save you money by getting three competitve quotes from Android developers who already know they are competing for your business!

Contact us for more info or questions about the Android development process.

An overview of new features and improvements in the Android 1.6 release:

How to build an Android application:

Running Multiple Apps on Android

Android-powered phones can run multiple applications simultaneously. Switch seamlessly between applications. Notifications in the status bar alert you when apps running in the background require your attention:

Android Open Source Project

An introduction to Android Open Source Project. Android is the first free, open source, and fully customizable mobile platform. Android offers a full stack: an operating system, middleware, and key mobile applications.

T-Mobile G1 Android Phone Hands-On

A hands-on tour of the new T-Mobile G1 Google Android phone live at the launch event in NYC. Get a first look at the first Android phone from T-Mobile.

Android Scanner Application

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Android Peeks – keyboard shortcuts

Watch Android team members talk about their favorite keyboard shortcuts.