[Kadeem Samuel]

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[John Vieira]

Yup, too bad it's a port.

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[Kadeem Samuel]

Tru... nonetheless its here and working

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[ezapper2]

Port is better than nothing. The dev is an android user so we are lucky

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[donellm1]

Where is the bar file?

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[ezapper2]

It's in the app store

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[mario1980]

I don't see it in the appstore
AT&T
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[SirJes]

Neither me

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[angrybear123]

I found it and downloaded by just searching "timeplay". On Rogers.

[mario1980]

I found it and downloaded by just searching "timeplay". On Rogers.

Still nothing AT&T maybe they pulled it how long ago did you download it

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[ezapper2]

On rogers also. Here's the link

Check out TimePlay in BlackBerry World! You can find it at http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/67042

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[mario1980]

Not available for me

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[LazyEvul]

Showing up here, download it right now. Planning to go to the movies soon with some friends, the timing couldn't be better!

Update: Alright, got it installed. Shame it's an Android port, but it seems to run pretty well, at least on my 10.1 leak.

[Bla1ze]

I don't see it in the appstore
AT&T
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You're American. It's a Canadian only app.

[mario1980]

You're American. It's a Canadian only app.

Thanks for clearing that up

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[diegonei]

Before complaining about an app not being native ask yourself:

1. Does it do what it said it would?
2. Does it lack any critical functionality or feature?
3. Does it perform well?
4. Does it lack any bonus feature?

If you can say yes to three of the answers, then you really shouldn't be complaining at all.

Now, somebody that downloaded the app, answer this please... I'm not canadian.

[ezapper2]

You're American. It's a Canadian only app.

Also not available for q10

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[LazyEvul]

Before complaining about an app not being native ask yourself:

1. Does it do what it said it would?
2. Does it lack any critical functionality or feature?
3. Does it perform well?
4. Does it lack any bonus feature?

If you can say yes to three of the answers, then you really shouldn't be complaining at all.

Now, somebody that downloaded the app, answer this please... I'm not canadian.

Well, the problem with it is that #3 is debatable. As with any other Android port, it just doesn't run quite as smooth as a native app, even with the improved Android Player in 10.1. You also have to navigate it differently than a native app, making the experience feel a little inconsistent.

At the same time though, there are certainly no major performance issues, but sometimes it's the little things that count.

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