Android Market adds AT&T Direct Carrier Billing

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Google announced Wednesday that it is rolling out an important new feature alongside a general update to the Android Market service. AT&T Direct Carrier Billing is now available to AT&T customers with Android devices. The service allows users to link their Android Market accounts with their AT&T service accounts, thus allowing app purchases to be billed each month as part of their monthly service invoices from AT&T. Google rolled out carrier billing for T-Mobile subscribers earlier this month, and no plans to bring the service to Verizon Wireless or Sprint customers have been announced. Google did say, however, that it will “continue to partner with more carriers to offer carrier billing options for their subscribers.”

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6 Comments
  • Chaparrico

    Como puedo descargarme esta aplicación??

    • http://twitter.com/RCtennis3811 Randall Rosales

      Si.

  • MGN87

    sooo….how am I supposed to do this, with my BB Old?…:p

  • Rbmccaslin

    If you don’t have a debit card, you have no business owning a smartphone, let alone buying apps for it. This makes it easier for Irresponsible people to get overwhelming cell phone bills, and drive themselves deeper.

  • Anonymous

    AT&T right? that’s the company that sold me a Captivate and never updated it?
    told me to ask Samsung?
    who told me it’s AT&T’s fault?
    yea i really wanna send them more money

    • Scott

      Dude, none of the US carriers have updated the Galaxy S phones. So, your argument in null. That’s why Samsung sucks!

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