Has anyone else noticed that when you post an app on the android marketplace you will always have a hit from Device: generic-google_sdk Timestamp: 12/12/11 07:12 PM (pst) Location: 38.8992 / -77.0377 Address: 717-753 Jackson Pl NW, Washington, DC 20506, USA I think it's rather odd. . . has anyone else noticed this? Just started with apps posted in the past week or so...

Strange, haven't noticed. Thanks for letting us know.

Just checked my apps, and none of them have a market to that address. Big Brother is watching you. lol. But it could be someone who just likes your app, or driving pass it while using it.

yeah i had the exact same thing except heres the weird thing, my app wasn't even released on android apps store! I uploaded it but didnt take it live or do anything to it. The next day i had 1 lonley hit from that exact location. Something fishy going on imo ...

Weird would like to know more about this

Just did a nearby search on google maps for 'android' and AT&T and HTC are nearby, as well as a few developers and consultants. Might be something to do with them? Don't know how accurate the co-ordinates are?

Same here; mine appeared at the White House almost as soon as I saved it (in Buzztouch, while putting it together - I hadn't even OPENED an Android Marketplace account yet). Hope you liked my app, Mr. President :-)

Hi guys, this is very interesting. Funny, scary, and all things in between. When you launch the app using the device or a simulator a pin will show your usage map if the app is setup to allow geo locations. Because simulators can be setup in so many ways, I'll be there is a way to allow location simulation that has a default location built into the simulator. I don't know this but it's the only thing I can imagine causing more than one person to have a device make a request (the geo info is sent along with the request) from the exact same location.