04/04/2010, 03:46 AM
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And yes, i guess we can consider luck the fact to have free apps at least, though this app catalog has really a strange behaviour...i would expect it to behave more or less in the same way in all unofficial countries and instead....in my case i even have an unsupported carrier and at some point i was anyway able to see even more apps than people in official countries...weird and bizarre! |
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04/05/2010, 11:43 AM
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Guys/Gals, I think we are all frustrated enough. Well for me paid apps is not so essential at the moment, since I know it does take time to deal with tax stuff. But 2 things concerns me most:
- Free apps, why can't it just be world-wide? Its FREE, why do we need a restriction? - Why does palm have such anal activation profile program really confounds me, this mean we cannot be selling our phones someone else or we cannot just buy a unit from anyone else. I think we have enough frustrated users world-wide, it there anyway we can submit an official petition and letter of discontent to Palm US to register the issues we see clarity on? The issue here is that individually complain to palm may not get their attention, but if we group together and get Palm to talk, then they will know how much bigger the non-official world-wide community is and may really do something about it. |
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