Jeff Flowerday wrote:
> peter;576859 Wrote: 
>   
>> On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 00:47 -0700, "hvb83"
>> <hvb83.4hbldz1284536881 (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com>
>> wrote:
>>     
>>> peter;576494 Wrote: 
>>>       
>>>> Sorry, I'm not going to buy an iphone app, when an ipad app is -
>>>> hopefully - just around the corner.
>>>>
>>>> Of course, you're free to do want you want with your money. If
>>>>         
>> pippin 
>>     
>>>> makes too much on the iphone app he may not bother finishing the
>>>>         
>> ipad 
>>     
>>>> version ;) 
>>>>         
>>> That's a little below the belt ain't it? I wouldn't dare to make
>>> statements in regard to how many iPengs have been sold world-wide,
>>>       
>> but
>>     
>>> I'd guess it's  closer to 1000 than to 10000. If you look at the way
>>> the app has been designed and how it's been perfected, you just know
>>> there is a lot of development in this app. Even if he did earn
>>>       
>> €20.000
>>     
>>> by selling this app, in my opinion, that ain't too much. There are
>>> plenty of guys in the appstore developing useless apps, that are
>>>       
>> poorly
>>     
>>> designed and shameless copies of concepts designed by others in
>>>       
>> years
>>     
>>> gone by, who earn a whole lot more by selling their apps. 
>>>
>>> And iPad is even more scarce, so I'm guessing iPeng HD will deliver
>>> even less revenues to the developer. Although ofcourse, most of the
>>> knowledge that has been gathered while building iPeng for iPhone can
>>>       
>> be
>>     
>>> reused, so development time is probably less too. At the same time,
>>> knowing the way Pippin seems to work, he is working hard on finding
>>>       
>> a
>>     
>>> smart way for the UI that utilizes the iPad's larger screen. I'm
>>> guessing it will be a totally different experience from Squeezepad
>>>       
>> too,
>>     
>>> which works fine, but I still find myself using my iPeng everytime
>>> because SP doesn't use the large screen in a smart way. Almost
>>> demanding an upgrade from iPhone to iPad seems a bit odd in that
>>>       
>> sense:
>>     
>>> it will be a totally different app. 
>>>
>>> Anyhow, the point is, ofcourse it's ok for you to decide what you
>>>       
>> will
>>     
>>> and will not buy. But they will be 2 totally different apps and
>>> therefor it is ok for the developer to offer it as a separate
>>>       
>> package
>>     
>>> and have you pay for them. At €7.99 it's not that steep, not if you
>>>       
>> can
>>     
>>> afford to buy an iPad anyway.. ;)
>>>       
>> 1. Don't be silly, there's nothing below the belt in my post.
>> 2. I'm not demanding a free upgrade, I'm just considering getting the
>> iphone version while I eagerly wait for the real thing.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Peter
>>     
>
> I'd get the iPhone version, until you wait for iPeng HD.  It's feature
> set is more complete than squeezepad and you then would have it for a
> touch or phone if you ever went that way down the road.

Not likely. I had to break some principles when I bought the iPad. I 
just ordered an android phone, so I might be in the market for an 
android version ;)

Peter


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