I don't have a Droid phone or anything yet, but would like to know if there's one central Android App Store like Apple's iTunes App Store, that I can browse on my PC and see what's out there.
I don't know if it's like iTunes, but the URL is
http://www.android.com/market/Or do you have to buy each individual Android App from the company that makes it?
Thanks.
Ummm..... I guess so.... technically speaking....
You've got your freebies and the paypers. A lot of the freebies are ad supported. iTunes isn't much different in this regards.
I suppose to answer your question, I guess the individual developers get their money but you download most everything from the Android Market.
Then you've got "wild" apps that don't appear on the Android Market. The only one I found remotely interesting is K9 and it's on the Market already. There is also at least one known "virus" floating around. I believe you have to toggle a setting on the Android to allow these apps to run.
I guess it's not really all that different than say... CNet and the wild web in that regards.

Oh, and it's Android. Not Droid. Android is the name of the OS, Droid is the name of a series of phone that use the Android OS (I believe the Droid name is owned by Lucas so whatever). Unless of course, you actually meant to get a Droid, in that case, disregard this last comment.