Journey through android development and revenue : First Entry

Okay , i think i will start writing about my android development efforts , App publishing , Income generation etc.
First of all ,who the hell am i??
I am from India..well Kerala..
I built my first android app about an year ago as my academic mini Project. Now I have 8 free and 3 paid apps in googleplay(android market).  vjApps

I have accounts in 4 Advertisement Networks that serve ads to my free apps:
Admob(google's) , Airpush , Mobfox , Vserv

I am planning on writing about my experiences with GooglePlay , Amazon App Store ,  Samsung App Store , and the four Ad Networks in the subsequent blog posts !

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