For some, it's annoying that you need a Google Checkout account to buy items in the Android Market. T-Mobile allows billing charges directly to your phone bill, however, and a little note at Google's Android Developer Blog might indicate other carriers will follow suit.
The
note is about changes to the Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement (DDA):
In Section 13.1, “authorized carriers” have been added as an indemnified party.
The Android Market currently requires a Google Checkout account, while iTunes needs an Apple ID and a method of payment as well. Throwing it onto your wireless bill might be nice for some, but it might also lead to a surprise at the end of the month.
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