Ranking of each of these applications will depend on the ratings, commenting and other “anonymous” statistics gathered by Google (I am sure SEO and Spammers have made a note of it and have built at least one applications or a technique to promote android application on Android Market).

Android Market place has a developer registration in place which will cost each of the developers $25. Once registered, developers can upload their applications without any approval. Starting Q1 developers can put their apps up for sale out of which 30% will go to carriers and billing settlement fees and the rest goes to the developers.

Currently there are 50 applications available on Android Market, including my all-time favorite Pac-man and Shazam and it goes without saying that we are about to see some really cool apps in the future.

Android is certainly #1 choice of the developers whose applications have been rejected by Apples App Store or developers who are not very happy with the restrictions on the application development on iPhone.

This could prove one of the biggest reasons of not only developers moving on to Android but strive to make Android a better choice.