<rant>
I have experienced the download issues starting from when the Android
Market was first launched till today (last 2 downloads that did not
start were 2 days ago). I'm a software developer myself so I
understand that software will always have bugs. But to be honest -
this one is beyond me. There has been a critical totally blocking
issue for almost a year now, and it's still not fixed. I understand
that fixing bugs can take time but one year for this specific bug?
After one year, Market still can't do (in some cases) the one thing
that it's supposed to do - download apps. I click on an app, it stays
at "starting download" and it stays that way till I restart my phone.
Canceling and restarting the download is not helping - turning on/off
radio is also not helping. It happens over 2g, 3g and WiFi - so it
doesn't look like a "network issue" to me. I have posted logs about it
to b.android.com (as have many others). I have complained about it on
the mailing lists (as have others). I have talked about it in the IRC
channel (as have others), but there's no visible progress on this
issue. If the problem is that they (by "they", I mean Googlers working
on the Market) can't reproduce it, then I (and I guess many others)
would be willing to post logs and test it 24/7 to get this one finally
resolved but nobody has ever asked :(. If nothing else, they could at
least give us some progress information.. either "Hey, we know where
the problem is and we're fixing it currently." or "Hey, we can not
reproduce it ourselves, could you please help us by testing some
specific cases or posting some specific logs or testing some specific
dev builds of the Market" or even this would be OK: "Hey, we don't
know where the problem is and we don't care, we hope it fixes itself
at some point".
</rant>

Tauno



On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 9:20 PM, Hong <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> 1) Fix the download issues
>
> Regarding this one, I NEVER experienced download problem on my Droid/VZW.
> While my G1 on T-mobile constantly has stalled downloads.
>
> Could this be the network issue?  Seems so to me.
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