Free Apps - mobile9

[flowjob]

A friend of mine found this nice website.
Mobile9.com has free apps (wich you normally have to pay)
for almost every mobile (inclding non-touchscreen ones) for apple android and blackberry (and much more) . You just have to know the model of your mobile and can then browse for apps 

Have fun downloading the apps you wanted but didnt want to pay for...

[iTpHo3NiX]

I use APKTOP for android apps I believe they may have other sections, only ever look at the android apps

[Kulverstukas]

blapkmarket is also very nice for android apps it's really the only place I turn to for paid apps, or just apps
Android market is still #1 for me.

[hanorotu]

I have used this site, i haven't had an android for that long, like maybe a year or less. So I know all about rocking out on guitar hero with MIDI music. If have ever had a nokia then you know what I'm talking about.

[iTpHo3NiX]

blapkmarket is also very nice for android apps it's really the only place I turn to for paid apps, or just apps
Android market is still #1 for me.

Thats still around!! Holy shit *logging into blapkmarket*

[Axon]

I don't trust these websites tbh, I prefer to use my cell phone's software repository

[iTpHo3NiX]

I don't trust these websites tbh, I prefer to use my cell phone's software repository

Well these are more for the poorer branch of us users who like apps but cant afford them

[Axon]

Well these are more for the poorer branch of us users who like apps but cant afford them

I still can't and won't pay for my cell phone apps, I'm just avoiding these websites for a security reason. After all, most of these websites are not verified by the cell phone manufacturer

[iTpHo3NiX]

Well of course not, why would they be. That would be like me owning microsoft and supporting places where you can download it for free.

Another great resource for Android Apps, if your more into the forum like setting is

marketmilitia.org - there the ones cracking most of the applications anyways.

Also, whats life without a little risk. No website is 100% secure, whether verified by someone or not

[Kulverstukas]

Don't download and install every random app you find and you will be fine. Trusting sites like blapkmarket is no more risky than trusting the Android market - haven't you heard that Google removes lots of malicious apps from the market?
Just use your brain and pity those who don't use their brain.

[iTpHo3NiX]

Don't download and install every random app you find and you will be fine. Trusting sites like blapkmarket is no more risky than trusting the Android market - haven't you heard that Google removes lots of malicious apps from the market?
Just use your brain and pity those who don't use their brain.

That's a good one. There was a time when google let you upload applications with a root exploit (such as z4root) but was removed when people discovered by using the same exploit can do a lot more malicious activities then just rooting your phone.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/03/01/the-mother-of-all-android-malware-has-arrived-stolen-apps-released-to-the-market-that-root-your-phone-steal-your-data-and-open-backdoor/