I like it. Very creative thinking on your part. :-) On Jul 26, 8:39 pm, "Maps.Huge.Info (Maps API Guru)" <[email protected]> wrote: > I had scattered reports that my app "Radar Now!" didn't function > correctly on the new Droid X, normally I would discount that to > uninformed users but the reports were all similar "Doesn't pan when > zoomed" so that worried me. I had a problem with the Nexus One in > regard to panning so I thought there might be merit to the claims. > > I went to my local Verizon store to see if they would let me test my > app... big waste of time there, they blew me off. I certainly didn't > want to buy one of these things just for testing so what could I > possibly do? > > My answer was pretty simple. I have the ability to run location based > ads and messages in my app, so I wrote one up that went like this: > "Have a Droid X in the Memphis area? Please contact us." I got two > responses from users in my area today and met one of them at a > Starbucks nearby. Turns out there is no problem, the app works > perfectly. Don't know what people were complaining about but whatever > it was, it's not a malfunction. > > Bottom line: The users themselves may be the answer to testing on new > devices. It cost me the price of a cup of coffee to test my app on the > Droid X, a lot cheaper than buying one or waiting for some magical > program where I get one sent to me for free.
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