So I'm pretty excited about the huge response the Skype Email Campaign got. (Thanks again zethaaron!) But it also got me thinking. Are were going to have to do this for every major developer who has decided to overlook Blackberry devices? I'm kind of tiered of seeing ads for apps I would love to have but can't because it's not for Blackberry. I do my part and I email to find out if an app is in the works and I get the same generic email back. . ."we are currently considering the possibly of a balckberry app but not at this time. . ." or "we have no plans at this time to make a blackberry app" So. . .any more CEOs or VPs you guys want to spam bomb to help get apps out there for blackberry devices??? I'm down if you guys are!
i think just hte fact that we, as in the CB nation, rallyed together to do that will move/scare some CEOs to put the product in the BB too. its like you better make an app 'cause if you dont we will find you and SPAM BOMB you till you do MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Well, I think that if the skype campaign becomes a success, then others will follow.
I think there's a danger putting devs companies under a hassle ...
I share in your concern Superfly_FR. . .what I hope happens is Android developers jump on the bait RIM keeps putting out and one playbook 2.0 is out I'll have my share of apps. . .no need to spam bomb then!
I share in your concern Superfly_FR. . .what I hope happens is Android developers jump on the bait RIM keeps putting out and one playbook 2.0 is out I'll have my share of apps. . .no need to spam bomb then!
I would like to see:
Sugarsync for the playbook
Dragon Naturally speaking or Vlingo
Roboform password manager
And we should spam mail RIM so we can sync our calendars contacts ect from our phones to the new calendar and contact apps.
Spam mailing RIM is a bit extreme. . . Your best bet would be to join the Blackberry Beta zone https://beta.webapps.blackberry.com/ and voice your concerns on the appropriate discussion boards there.