Thread: TiVo TV Anywhere App
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Old 01-05-2013, 19:53   #99
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Re: TV Anywhere App
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Originally Posted by Bogof View Post
I'm loving the TV anywhere app on my iPhone, you Android users are really missing out.

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You can't blame Virginemedia because Google constantly makes changes to its operating system Android. Android is a fragmented mess of an operating system.

The problems google make Android, then the different phone manufacturers have to butcher it to make it run on crappy £50 phones an the app makers have to update their apps. The Google update it again, an half the apps stop working. Less then 10% of Android phones even run on Jellybean, most are still on gingerbread. So everyone crying for a android version probably won't be able to run it if virgin build it to run on jellybean.
Sorry, but that's nonsense:
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/news/a470305/android-jelly-bean-claims-25-percent-market-share.html

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Google has announced that its latest Jelly Bean operating system now accounts for 25% of the Android market.
There are apps I'm using released for 2.2 which work just fine for 4.2 Jelly Bean.

And let's not forget, large parts of this app already existed! And has done for several months now. By comparsion, it took the BBC around 3 months to release the Android version of the BBC Sport App after the iOS version - and that app was written from scratch.
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