DashPad was just updated, however it’s gotten some nasty words said about it, which is all part of the business. However one comment caught my attention. I will not say who or where it’s from, and will only give you a summary of the quote.

“How can you charge for a Web-App.”

Let me tell you this. If it was in the App Store, we’d charge $9.99. Since it’s not ALLOWED in the App Store, we are STILL charging $9.99.

Besides that, people have said, “this isn’t a real application”, says WHO? What is the definition of a real application? Does it have to run natively? I for one think that people should stop thinking natively run apps are the only apps that can be good/useful.

If you didn’t want to buy a native application for $9.99, then don’t by this web-app for $9.99.

Remember that time, before the App Store even debuted? All there was were Web-Apps. Now that developers have the App Store, they don’t need to make Web-Apps. EXCEPT for developers who can’t get there application APPROVED by Apple.

I think there needs to be a change in how we view what can and can’t be done efficiently on iPhones, iPods, and iPads.

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The iPhone works like a charm, fast, smooth, and good battery life. You can only run apps from the App Store in it, so nothing usually goes wrong.

The Droid is open source, install what you want. LOTS of more features, although after a while, it starts to slow down.

Now choose:

• A phone that is limited and smooth.
• A phone that is open source and clunky.

Yeah.

Wait, we’ve got a new iPhone now?

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On Thursday, my family and I decided it was time for second dog. We wanted a cockapoo, but couldn’t find any good breeders. That was until we found buster, who’s going to be named Jojo after “Get Back”.

I’m getting really tired of having to use the iPhone version on my iPad. Seriously, where’s the iPad version!?