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When will people learn that you get what you pay for...
The real problem is that people don't realize that the free offerings are to provide limited function to entice users to adopt the paid versions of those applications or additional application offerings from a said developer. Developers are trying to make a living. It's like the sample server in your local grocery store giving you a 1 inch square sample of chocolate cake to entice you to buy the whole cake if you like it.
Appworld has nothing to do with a user's wishes to upgrade an application or not to have more functionality. I just LoL at statements like that.
You need to realize that it is your choice to keep looking for free applications.
You will surely get an ad or pop-up every time.
1) Why not just just support the developer of choice and pay for one.
2) Use the native video camera light function for free.
3) Develop a video light yourself and use it.
Anyway, I will not let this post go by not addressing your ultimate question.
Check out the source code from LSPhone for MicroFire.
I've carried it over through several devices up until now and it still works.
No ads, no pop ups.
Please use the correct version.
See the last post in this thread...
Source for MicroFire video-light flashlight - BlackBerry Support Community Forums
Hope this helps.The zip's have alx's for desktop install, and jad's for on-phone install (copy the jad and cod to your media card), or you can use "javaloader -u load MicroFire.cod" for a USB install.04-16-12 10:30 AM - i was referring to the flashlight feature you wanted with no annoying upgrades or commercial popups, its in the list i told you about, however i feel you dont like people talking to you the same way you talk to them !!ohh look how sassy ms thing is
if you want advice, then just ask, many would gladly help
04-16-12 10:38 AM - I was just kidding with you hun, calm down.i was referring to the flashlight feature you wanted with no annoying upgrades or commercial popups, its in the list i told you about, however i feel you dont like people talking to you the same way you talk to them !!
if you want advice, then just ask, many would gladly help04-16-12 10:46 AM - strongly disagree, people are different from one anotherWhen will people learn that you get what you pay for...
You need to realize that it is your choice to keep looking for free applications.
You will surely get an ad or pop-up every time.
however i do agree about the code you mentioned, it does help understand the concept, while it is still limited to camera flashlight, you can easily add LED or screen lights (which is not that hard to include)04-16-12 10:46 AM - strongly disagree, people are different from one another
however i do agree about the code you mentioned, it does help understand the concept, while it is still limited to camera flashlight, you can easily add LED or screen lights (which is not that hard to include)
Not too sure what that means... But, yes, people are different from each other...
However, you must realize that the version pointed to is stripped down for a few reasons. The original version that I have can utilize the LED and has a screen cover with a battery percentage bar.04-16-12 10:59 AM - My apologies for not making sense, i meant that its true many devs would never truly provide free apps, however few devs do provide truly free apps with no ads or upgrade popups, sometimes cross platform apps are also truly free Not too sure what that means... But, yes, people are different from each other...
However, you must realize that the version pointed to is stripped down for a few reasons. The original version that I have can utilize the LED and has a screen cover with a battery percentage bar.
In other platforms, true freeware is actually a standard practice, i think its time to do the same for the blackberry platform, however thats just my own personal opinion04-16-12 11:26 AM - Ahhh. Gotcha. I agree, there are no absolutes in this game.My apologies for not making sense, i meant that its true many devs would never truly provide free apps, however few devs do provide truly free apps with no ads or upgrade popups, sometimes cross platform apps are also truly free
In other platforms, true freeware is actually a standard practice, i think its time to do the same for the blackberry platform, however thats just my own personal opinion
There may not be much perceived enticement now, but when BB10 come in the picture, hopefully things can change for the better in that respect for developers on the BlackBerry platform.
Also waiting for your next idea to break. Love your work.
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