No mention of cost, certainly within the five minutes of reading I bothered to do. I'm intrigued that Google presumably thinks working with developers from a f

No mention of cost, certainly within the five minutes of reading I bothered to do. I'm intrigued that Google presumably thinks working with developers from a few big brands is the best path to success. If they'd given away as many as they could to the maker community, for instance, I'd hazard a guess that there would be far more exciting applications on their home page.