[molson0]

Ha, they should add that, it wouldn't be tough to show how many open spots are available.

[Bbnivende]

The party line sir:

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Ha, they should add that, it wouldn't be tough to show how many open spots are available.

wishful thinking ....maybe one day they will have sensors on the curb detecting a car or vacant spot...

all the tech we have....yet so far away from implementating a fraction of it

At any rate, I patched it...but the app just crashes once I press "find parking"
wont even populate the map that you show. Not a deal breaker, was curious.

seems like everything works though.

[twirlyboy]

Write 'em and let 'em know. I did. BlackBerry still enjoys 20% marketshare in Toronto.

[Bolderholder]

I may be among the minority here, but I'm fine accessing a mobile site to do what a stand alone app does. Prevents bloatware taking up space on my device and for an app I won't use that often, going to a mobile site is not a big deal. It's there when I need it.

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[twiggyrj]

Write 'em and let 'em know. I did. BlackBerry still enjoys 20% marketshare in Toronto.

Is that BBOS or BB10? If BB10 then an app is warranted if not then why make a native app or place it on amazon?

[molson0]

wishful thinking ....maybe one day they will have sensors on the curb detecting a car or vacant spot...

all the tech we have....yet so far away from implementating a fraction of it

At any rate, I patched it...but the app just crashes once I press "find parking"
wont even populate the map that you show. Not a deal breaker, was curious.

seems like everything works though.

I think each lot knows how many spots are in it. Provided even if you pay as you go, they electronically show the spot as taken, it would be easy to achive

Ie:
#empty spots= lot size-spots taken


If lot =145
Then spots=300
CAT empty spots
Else
if lot =146
Then spots=325
CAT empty spots
Else
If lot=147
Then spots = 400
CAT empty spots
Etc,etc