On May 15, 2:46 pm, Rui Martins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys, I'm not here to stand up for googlee or google Android team
> or anything like that (they can stand by, by themselves), but I don't
> believe that they would setup any kind of cameras.
>
> Nonetheless, there are laptops with built-in cameras for conference
> calls and similar, so it wouldn't be far fetched, if they actually
> used one of those laptops with built in camera, and even set it up
> correctly, although I doubt it.
And how did they tested SplashPlay? That app needed two hardware
('pod' and 'panel') which are not released yet.
I'll love SplashPlay and I'm glad it's one of the winners but for the
sake of fairness and truth, this has to be clarified.
Did AndroidScan and SplashPlay win by just submitting videos/mocks?
Don't get me wrong I think it was okey, but Google should have
explicitly clarify that they would allow us to do that kind of
submission.
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