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Amazon Appstore Offering $100 Worth of Android Apps for Free Till June 28

Amazon Appstore Offering $100 Worth of Android Apps for Free Till June 28

By Hitesh Arora | Updated: 1 January 2015 13:58 IST

Amazon is offering a number of premium Android applications worth $100 for free for two days via the Amazon Appstore for Android. This promotional offer is valid for June 27 and June 28, as part of the free app of the day programme.

The offer includes games like The Room Two, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Real Shanghai Mahjong and Sudoku 10,000 Plus and more. The list of 31 apps also includes some other productivity apps like 2Do:TodoList, aCalendar+, MyBackup Pro, Splashtop Remote Desktop HD, and more.

In case you haven't downloaded yet the Amazon Appstore for Android app, you'll found the walkthrough of how to do so via the Amazon page. Essentially, Android device users will have to go to Settings>Applications/ Security and check installation from 'Unknown sources'. After that, they can install the Amazon Appstore for Android apk.

Here is the full list of apps:

2Do: Todo List
aCalendar+
AccuWeather Platinum
Business Calendar
Card Wars - Adventure Time
CLARC
CrossMe Premium
Dungeon Village
Dr. Panda's Bus Driver
Enigmatis: The Ghosts of Maple Creek
EZ Money Manager
Informant 3
Jump Desktop
League of Heroes Premium
Loco Motors
Notepad+
MobiLearn Talking Phrasebook, English-French-German-Italian-Spanish
MyBackup Pro
Pho.to Lab PRO
Pinball Deluxe Premium
Plex
PUZZINGO Puzzles (Pro Edition)
Ravensword: Shadowlands
Real Shanghai Mahjong
Root Explorer
Sonic The Hedgehog 2
Splashtop Remote Desktop HD
Sudoku 10'000 Plus
The Room Two (Kindle edition)
Travel Interpreter
Wedding Dash Deluxe

Earlier this month, BlackBerry Ltd had agreed a licensing deal with Amazon.com Inc that will let the Canadian smartphone maker offer some 240,000 Android applications from Amazon's app store on its line-up of BlackBerry 10 devices this fall.

"Making the Amazon Appstore available on BlackBerry 10 devices will help BlackBerry continue to meet two essential needs: greater app availability for our smartphone users and enhanced productivity solutions for enterprises," Chen said in the statement.

The move allows BlackBerry to add a vast array of consumer-focused apps to its devices, and to focus on developing enterprise and productivity applications, the Waterloo, Ontario-based company said in a statement.

BlackBerry customers using devices powered by its 10 operating system will be able to access popular Android apps such as Groupon, Netflix, Pinterest, Candy Crush Saga and Minecraft.

The apps will be available on BlackBerry 10 devices from this fall, when the company rolls out the BlackBerry 10.3operating system, the statement said.

The move is the latest by the smartphone pioneer to streamline its focus as it attempts to reinvent itself under new Chief Executive John Chen as BlackBerry phones have lost ground to Apple Inc's iPhone and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's Galaxy devices.

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