There is notification (and AFAICT, no way to turn it off in the Froyo version on the original Moto Droid), but otherwise, jellicle is correct. Just check the bo

There is notification (and AFAICT, no way to turn it off in the Froyo version on the original Moto Droid), but otherwise, jellicle is correct. Just check the box on the Android Market App page to allow autoupdating. Would be interested to learn what the "security reasons" are that you referenced above; did you mean the underlying OS? I've always felt that by Appifying more of the core Android OS functions, Google could deliver more timely updates because they would be able to avoid many of the carrier restrictions and awful modifications made by manufacturers (e.g. just include the keyboard as an app that gets shipped with the core OS). [UPDATE:] Can't reply to georgemcbay, but he stated: > "this can be disabled" I've had this set in the market app as you described for a while, but still get notifications when an app has autoupdated. Did I miss something?