Google is now letting Android developers hand out promo codes for paid apps or in-app purchases on the Play store. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team ...

Android users now have the chance to use Google Play Store promo codes for apps, a feature that since the store’s launch has been noticeable by its absence. The iOS App Store has long offered promo ...

Developers are now able to add promo codes to make their paid apps and games free in the Google Play Store. The promo codes can also be used for in-app purchases (but not for subscription content).

Google Android users are finally getting something Apple has long offered: 9to5 Google notes that Google has added redeemable promo code support for apps and games. Developers, as well as Android ...

One thing that has been missing since Google Play launched was a way for developers to let people try their game at no cost, assuming it's a paid game. There have been no promo codes to be handed out ...

It may have taken a while to get here, but it's finally arrived: Google has added redeemable promo code support to its Play Store. The feature has been available in the iOS Store for ages, but now ...

Google has stepped up to the plate, finally rolling out support for promo codes at the Play Store, where app and game developers have the privilege to give them out for free. Of course, promo codes ...

Google at long last has added support for promo codes to the Play Store. This is a feature that has been available in the iOS App Store for ages now, but only today has the feature made its way to ...

Promo codes are coming to Google Play! Android developers will finally be able to market their applications, as well as distribute copies of paid apps for free, and more, by way of promo codes – a ...

Senior UK Editor — My interest in Android began with the beautiful Nexus 4 and the less-ugly-than-before Jelly Bean. Right now, I'm probably watching Black Books, playing football (soccer), or ...

Jason is a corporate communicator by weekday, freelance writer by weekend. His Android days go back to the atrocity that was the HTC ThunderBolt, but his love for Android began in earnest with the ...