- 05-04-11 04:40 PMLike 0
- The status has been waiting on test house since it was submitted on 20th April. We are still working on updates for aMail including styling settings, signatures, sending attachments along with more improvements to the existing setup. aMail does perform exactly how it is portrayed in our videos, which is why we filmed an actual device rather than using a video output. We want everyone to find aMail accessible, good value and develop a great product.05-04-11 07:12 PMLike 0
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Once it is out all questions will be answered.
Nothing like getting the horse before the cart.
We have enough games and clock apps, time for RIM to
step up to the plate and put out the good stuff.
Have you noticed that none of the applications released so far
threaten their future products in any way? hmmm...
Tim05-04-11 07:52 PMLike 0 -
soon enough.
I love cool things.....and am very impatient. (if you haven't noticed)
Tim05-04-11 07:54 PMLike 0 - Why not lean on RIM to get it out instead of the author about the price?
Once it is out all questions will be answered.
Nothing like getting the horse before the cart.
We have enough games and clock apps, time for RIM to
step up to the plate and put out the good stuff.
Have you noticed that none of the applications released so far
threaten their future products in any way? hmmm...
Tim05-04-11 08:13 PMLike 0 - Why not lean on RIM to get it out instead of the author about the price?
Once it is out all questions will be answered.
Nothing like getting the horse before the cart.
We have enough games and clock apps, time for RIM to
step up to the plate and put out the good stuff.
Have you noticed that none of the applications released so far
threaten their future products in any way? hmmm...
Tim
the reason im not `leaning` on RIM is because i dont see why i should? its not my app (which took a fair while in itself to be approved) and i dont think its a case of `the more people `lean` on rim the faster they`ll approve it` because that could be very unfair to any other dev thats had to wait/will have to wait.
the reason im asking about the price (other than the obvious fact that its not been answered in all the previous posts), is that when you submit the app you choose a price, so this is something that has already been choosen, and therefore is known, plus the price will affect wether i shall purchase it or not.
also it would be interesting to know when they submitted their app that has been approved, as this would give a better idea of the current approval timeframe too, which im sure has been slowed/affected by the long weekend and bbworldLast edited by BBThemes; 05-04-11 at 08:41 PM.
05-04-11 08:31 PMLike 0 - BBThemes said "firstly as a memo app is currently featured on phone appworld, and BB has its own memo app, i think your just being a tad cynical"
Apples and oranges.
RIMs email client is not out yet, thus having someone beat them to the punch would make them look bad or devalue RIMs own product. Business 101.
Thus the memo pad vs memo pad thought is a little off.
I would rather have the product so that I could judge for myself if it
is worth the cash being put out.
How in the heck can you tell what something is worth until you see it or try it.
Tim05-04-11 09:03 PMLike 0 - DenverRalphyRetired Network ModThinking about it... I don't think I've ever paid for an email app. Well, perhaps indirectly when I purchase M$ Office which has Outlook bundled with it (never use it though).05-04-11 09:11 PMLike 0
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when i see summat i like there are two (well normally 2) thoughts that go thru my head `how much is that` and `when can i have it` now the dev cant answer the second one, thats fair enough, but i dont see why the price is being so top secret, its been asked more than 10 times in various threads, so its obviously a genuine concern for people which is as yet unanswered.05-04-11 09:14 PMLike 0 -
Also when in App world their would be reviews from users right?
I usually do not purchase anything unless their are a few reviews or
I know for sure it going to be good.
I would also bet that since RIM doesn't have a email client of its own that
this software gets reviewed by many people and sources. Maybe even Crackberry.
That make sense doesn't it?
I just wish RIM would get off their backside and put some apps out their
that folks want and need...mostly need.
Right now the reviews are swinging around about the PB except for one area.
The Apps or the lack of good ones, useful ones, well written ones.
So I will worry about the price once I am able to purchase it. Which right now
no one can.
Tim05-04-11 10:41 PMLike 0 - I was starting to worry a bit about how much it will be since the developer seemed to be dodging the question, but $3.99 is a great price for what it does/will do! Especially if they keep adding features, as they have (even though the product hasn't even been released..)05-05-11 06:13 AMLike 0
- 3.99, PK approves!!!!!!!!! VERY reasonable, good development should be rewarded! YES we will be getting it free from RIM eventually, BUT for 3.99 I'm gonna get it from AiFlex NOW! Good show boys!05-05-11 08:17 AMLike 0
- I am concerned about the duration it is taking to get our applications out. We really want to get our applications out as quickly as possible and we are doing everything behind the scenes we can to keep on top of the approval process and get it approved. Rest assured we want this application out as much as everyone wants it.05-05-11 09:56 AMLike 0
- Who knows... Maybe it is that good, and RIM is having problem to develop their own that they will offer you a good sum of money so they can change the "aMail" name for a "Blackberry" brand application.05-05-11 10:21 AMLike 0
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