I’m thinking these are two different topics tho, so before everyone jumps on me for that, I understand I’m comparing oranges and… other round fruit.

I do like the Free Daily App… some days they’re just “meh”… and I don’t care.  If they have a free game, I’ll download it, give it a shot.  I uninstall a lot of them, but I like the ability to try them out for free.  It helps take out the sting from the Android Market reducing the return policy on paid apps.  I’ve gotten some great paid apps that I use daily… SwiftKey, Soundhound, Business Calendar, WeatherBug Elite, Fancy widget Pro, Gentle Alarm… and others that I don’t use everyday, but are nice to have available.

“To provide you with the best possible Appstore experience we test all apps and updates submitted to us prior to making them available in our store to verify that each app works as outlined in the product description, does not impair the functionality of the mobile device, and does not put your data at risk once installed.

Updates for your apps will automatically be made available in this section of the Appstore once the developer submits the app, and it’s approved by our Review Team.
Our goal is for Amazon Appstore customers to have a great experience with every app they buy from the Appstore. As a result, updates may not be available as quickly as other marketplaces, but you can feel safe knowing that each app has been tested to act as advertised.” 

What are your thoughts? It seems like we have a free market (Android) and regulated market (Amazon).