I personally prefer to use Snap also so I want to thank the dev for what he has done and am sorry to see him leave but it is understandable. Good luck to you in your future endeavors.
It also supports app purchases, and in-app purchasing. Snap can't do any of that.
If I need to buy an app I go to BlackBerry World. If a dev doesn't bother to publish their apk there, doesn't need my money (maybe I will need to change this policy when BB10 goes EOL in november...)
Last edited by Magnetic_dud; 09-23-15 at 06:20 PM.
I personally prefer to use Snap also so I want to thank the dev for what he has done and am sorry to see him leave but it is understandable. Good luck to you in your future endeavors.
That makes two of us. Huge appreciation to the Snap dev, I love it. Open source is even better, it's on us all to carry it forward. And that's plenty of power in our hands . Beautiful work, you will be missed.
Check my Play Store thread here at Crackberry once a month for the latest updates.
And last but not least a salute to Jim, who actually inspired me to patch Play Store.
Speaking of patches, after the last two updates of Shazam, it won't open anymore on my Passport - do you know why perhaps? I downloaded it from GP. Thanks.
I too loved snap! There were few apps that I wanted but snap was definitely the easiest way to to get them to start. Thank you for all your efforts, time and frustrations. Best of luck in the future.
Posted via CB10 with my BlackBerry Z30 Z30STA100-5/10.3.2.2252
I don't understand why devs prefer ios. Lots of competition, and apple treats you like trash. "This is is new screen resolution, will be out in 2 weeks and have no way to try on a real device". "This is force touch, customers will expect it to work from day one, but, surprise, you only have two weeks to implement and no way to try it on a real device"
It's like if BlackBerry says "continue t invest your money and time on BB10, we're committed to 10.3.3, use this 10% coupon to buy a new silver passport" and then after 2 months goes android only and discontinues BB10