Guessing you forgot to link to original: http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/08/android-market-user-driven-content.html.

Also, I don't think Google will spend much time taking things down, and instead will rely on community rating/flagging to keep bad apps out of circulation, like YouTube. Then instead of a review process for every app, its a short review for a few apps.

I love this free market approach Google is taking far more than the Apple socialists. Damn hippies, stay off of my yard...I mean...phone.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/scam: Fraudulent deal. Business plan intended to defraud.

I see no intent to defraud in this app, it does what it says it does. Let people spend their money how they see fit, yay capitalism.

Very cool, if there weren't kids in the house I would totally be into these. A friend pointed out that you'd have to watch out for stray magnets, roaming the house in search of hard drives to ruin.

Rhapsody seems to have nuked the "The Complete Led Zeppelin" deal. I can't get the site to even show me the album now. For example http://mp3.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=alb.18120952

The $29 robot is only 256MB, but they do offer a 1GB option for $7.50 more.

Nice #4. Any more info on the car itself like speed, efficiency, etc. would be appreciated. Seems to be sub-25mph assuming the other cars are doing at least that. Thanks for sharing.

I dunno, I like it. Sorta reminds me of that movie Crash with the vagina wounds. Call me a sick bastard but I like the boldness of it, and it's not distastefully done at least.

Wouldn't mind picking one up, but they're probably prohibitively expensive (or not for sale), and I can't find any prints.