Google opens paid applications for 12 new countries

Google has now released the possibility of buying its mobile applications from Play Store for 12 new countries.

Developers of these countries now have the option of opening an account application vendors, to have the option of charging directly for the use of their application.

The list of new sites Google has included European countries such as Bulgaria, Malta, Lithuania, Estonia, Cyprus, but also other countries such as Bahrain, Bolivia, Dominican Republic Honduras, Jamaica, and Panama.

This new development means that in total 74 countries Google now enables registered for trading accounts - half of the 152 countries in which Google allows developers registration.