Re: [android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

Shawn Brown wrote: >> And lastly, I from what I've seen, Archos has been much more >> professional in its actions so far. For example, Al has outrightly >> attacked them on the forums > > Archos - professional? Well how about: > I am sorry but I really question how that would be legal. I don'

Re: [android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

> And lastly, I from what I've seen, Archos has been much more > professional in its actions so far. For example, Al has outrightly > attacked them on the forums Archos - professional? Well how about: A) the site administrator calling consumers morons for paying more than what Archos costs. Arc

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

I just checked the press release. I do have a couple of small things to say. For one, this is definitely for the courts to decide. For two, We as the community don't know what happened so if either side comes in and tries to "bad mouth" the other, we need to ignore that. And lastly, I from what

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

Just a small update We're translated our article at frandroid for english readers : http://www.frandroid.com/6782/the-archos-5-it-for-1e-what-it%e2%80%99... The official announcement should be happened today at appslib.com website. regards On 6 nov, 18:47, arnouf wrote: > The appslib should be

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

On 10/22/09 1:31 AM, arnouf wrote: Hi Jeffrey, On 20 oct, 17:29, Jeffrey Blattman wrote: some comments on the appslib market, 1. no way to unpublish an app? Yes you have. When you created an application, you have a link at the bottom to add release or unpublish releas

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 9:35 AM, arnouf wrote: > > > > Definitely a showstopper. Additionally there is the > > allegationhttp://groups.google.com/group/android-discuss/browse_frm/thread/4d5c... > > Hi, > > I'm not an Archos employee and I read this message two. > I have no information about that

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

Hi, I'm not an Archos employee and I read this message two. I have no information about that, but I think that Archos has no interest to play this type of game if they want their place on Android business ! Arnaud On 21 oct, 14:29, blindfold wrote: > > 1. no way to unpublish an app? > > 2. no

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

Hi Jeffrey, On 20 oct, 17:29, Jeffrey Blattman wrote: > some comments on the appslib market, > > 1. no way to unpublish an app? Yes you have. When you created an application, you have a link at the bottom to add release or unpublish release (one ar all) > 2. no way to unpublish an app release? s

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

> 1. no way to unpublish an app? > 2. no way to unpublish an app release? Definitely a showstopper. Additionally there is the allegation http://groups.google.com/group/android-discuss/browse_frm/thread/4d5c562f514c8c6f/ so there are multiple things that first need to be cleared up to gain a minim

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

please refrain from discussing the android market market until my patent clears. On 10/20/09 8:36 AM, Jason Van Anden wrote: Clearly the solution to this is an Android Market Market. ;) Jason Van Anden http://www.BubbleBeats.com On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 11:29 AM, Jeffrey Blattman

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

Clearly the solution to this is an Android Market Market. ;) Jason Van Anden http://www.BubbleBeats.com On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 11:29 AM, Jeffrey Blattman < jeffrey.blatt...@gmail.com> wrote: > some comments on the appslib market, > > 1. no way to unpublish an app? > 2. no way to unpublish an

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

some comments on the appslib market, 1. no way to unpublish an app? 2. no way to unpublish an app release? 3. no way to edit an app release (comments, binary, or anything else) 4. app description doesn't maintain newlines so yes, make sure you really want your app there, forever, before you p

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

ok well is back the escape key? looks like it. On 10/20/09 8:04 AM, Steve Oliver wrote: the Menu button is done with the PAGE UP key On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 7:57 AM, Jeffrey Blattman wrote: and the menu button? On 10/20/09 7:48 AM, Steve w

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

the Menu button is done with the PAGE UP key On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 7:57 AM, Jeffrey Blattman < jeffrey.blatt...@gmail.com> wrote: > and the menu button? > > On 10/20/09 7:48 AM, Steve wrote: > > I tried the Archos emulator on your web site, but can't figure out how > to simulate the BACK butto

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

and the menu button? On 10/20/09 7:48 AM, Steve wrote: I tried the Archos emulator on your web site, but can't figure out how to simulate the BACK button? Is there a key for it? thanks. On Oct 20, 1:56 am, arnouf wrote: If you  have developed or if you are developing applicati

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

Got it, it's the ESC key (just like all the other emulators). On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 7:48 AM, Steve wrote: > > I tried the Archos emulator on your web site, but can't figure out how > to simulate the BACK button? Is there a key for it? thanks. > > On Oct 20, 1:56 am, arnouf wrote: > > If you

[android-beginners] Re: Is your Android app on Archos Market ?

I tried the Archos emulator on your web site, but can't figure out how to simulate the BACK button? Is there a key for it? thanks. On Oct 20, 1:56 am, arnouf wrote: > If you  have developed or if you are developing applications, and they > are on the Android Market - Great! - But these apps are