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Originally posted by HalfBakedPotatoi think that everybody will be waiting a long time…
Why not? Some android tablet’s are very good and JB 4.1 or 4.2 is fast and reliable OS. It will be 1st app of this kind for android [
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Originally posted by HalfBakedPotatoi think that everybody will be waiting a long time…
Why not? Some android tablet’s are very good and JB 4.1 or 4.2 is fast and reliable OS. It will be 1st app of this kind for android [
]While talking with the at NAMM I was told that the advantage to the iPad is that the hardware is consistent whereas each manufacturer of android devices uses different parts and pieces so they are never consistent. Therefore I wouldn’t expect to see an android app any time soon. Android is just fine for phones but not for real computing.
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Originally posted by RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINSquote:
Originally posted by tomosquote:
Originally posted by HalfBakedPotatoi think that everybody will be waiting a long time…
Why not? Some android tablet’s are very good and JB 4.1 or 4.2 is fast and reliable OS. It will be 1st app of this kind for android [
]While talking with the at NAMM I was told that the advantage to the iPad is that the hardware is consistent whereas each manufacturer of android devices uses different parts and pieces so they are never consistent. Therefore I wouldn’t expect to see an android app any time soon. Android is just fine for phones but not for real computing.
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1 X AR840Exactly. I’d like an Android app as much as the next person… but from a business point of view, supporting a product on an unknown piece of hardware is a nightmare. Any problems with the app and A&H reputation with regards to that product is at risk. At least with an iPad, there is a level of consistency.
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Originally posted by HalfBakedPotatoquote:
Originally posted by RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINSquote:
Originally posted by tomosquote:
Originally posted by HalfBakedPotatoi think that everybody will be waiting a long time…
Why not? Some android tablet’s are very good and JB 4.1 or 4.2 is fast and reliable OS. It will be 1st app of this kind for android [
]While talking with the at NAMM I was told that the advantage to the iPad is that the hardware is consistent whereas each manufacturer of android devices uses different parts and pieces so they are never consistent. Therefore I wouldn’t expect to see an android app any time soon. Android is just fine for phones but not for real computing.
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1 X AR840Exactly. I’d like an Android app as much as the next person… but from a business point of view, supporting a product on an unknown piece of hardware is a nightmare. Any problems with the app and A&H reputation with regards to that product is at risk. At least with an iPad, there is a level of consistency.
But, you know that on iLive surfaces with MixRack is Linux behind (OS) and android is linux for arm processors. It’s easy to define that you need dual core processor with min limit of ram and screen resolution, JB 4.1 or 4.2,…. I use SG Note2 or Nexus 7 with remote app for using iLive editor on PC/laptop. I wish that in can use this in club with GLD or better to use app for android. I would like to know which OS is on GLD.
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