The Android Market just hit the “easy push button,”at least as far as T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT) subscribers are concerned. Following on a previous announcement that T-Mobile would soon enable carrier charge for the Android Market, the aircraft carrier has announced that it is starting to cast out the feature. As of last nighttime (Dec. 9), T-Mobile River and Google (NSDQ: GOOG) began quietly push out Android Market updates that will allow users to buy Android apps and have them conveniently charged to their monthly cellphone bill.
The Android Market update is automatic pistol, you don’t have to lift a finger. The update is organism rolled out to users as we speak, and should smash the shoemaker’s last T-Mobile River subscriber by month’s end (for real, this meter). To check to see if you have the updated Android Market with carrier charge documentation, exercise down to Settings>Applications>Manage Applications>Market and verify that you have variant 1660, or higher. If you do, then you’re free to buy Android apps at will and mission them to your monthly beak – you’ll rich person 24 hours from leverage to return the app with no mission.
[T-Mobile River via: PhoneScoop]