Tags for this video have been changed from 'Sued For Using Google Play Store, wifi, scanners, abuse, conflict of interest' to 'Google Play Store, wifi, scanners, abuse, conflict of interest, pantent troll' - edited by Eklek

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Seriously, why doesn't Google help?

I would have directed the video to all app developers on Google, telling them that they are next to be sued, and to stop using the Google Play store as a result, since they all, apparently, are violating the patent. And that's a reason and vested interest in Google to assist.

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Primarily UI programming, but I dabble around in the other stuff too.
In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
It's very fun. What part do you play in the production?
In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
That's awesome.
In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
Guess what I found on the 'top new free' section of the Google Play Android market?

It's very fun. What part do you play in the production?
In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
That's awesome.
In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
Guess what I found on the 'top new free' section of the Google Play Android market?

That's awesome.
In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
Guess what I found on the 'top new free' section of the Google Play Android market?

Guess what I found on the 'top new free' section of the Google Play Android market?

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That's true. I do torrent TV stuff a bit - but I actually really like Netflix on demand as a discovery service. I've found heaps of obscure TV and documentaries that I probably wouldn't have seen by torrenting - because with torrenting I usually am looking for a particular show already. Netflix is my favourite way to "watch TV" without a TV.

>> ^spoco2:

Wow, that's a lot of effort.
You could have just installed XBMC on your AppleTv, torrented what you want to watch and be done with it.
If they don't want to take our money, I'll find the easiest possible option to watch the created content. Currently torrenting tv shows and dropping them into xbmc gives a wonderfully easy to use exprience for myself and my wife.
As the US still seems to think the world revolves around their country, they'll keep losing out.
Why do the movie companies keep thinking I'm willing to pay $5 to download a time limited movie rental, which is more expensive than hiring a physical blu ray disc from the local store (although, who does that these days?). Even though there is no staff to pay to man the store, no handling costs, purely the cost of running the site and serving the data. Which is sweet FA.
Why do they think I'm willing to pay $2 per bloody episode of tv shows in a format that's locked into only being able to be played on apple products, when I can instead buy the entire thing on Blu Ray for $25?
It's insane pricing for one, and then just all out stupidity that they lock out entire countries altogether.
So I run XMBC, I torrent, and then I pay for physical copies of what I like. I won't be jumping through hoops to use a US service if they aren't going to provide it locally.

Wow, that's a lot of effort.

You could have just installed XBMC on your AppleTv, torrented what you want to watch and be done with it.

If they don't want to take our money, I'll find the easiest possible option to watch the created content. Currently torrenting tv shows and dropping them into xbmc gives a wonderfully easy to use exprience for myself and my wife.

As the US still seems to think the world revolves around their country, they'll keep losing out.

Why do the movie companies keep thinking I'm willing to pay $5 to download a time limited movie rental, which is more expensive than hiring a physical blu ray disc from the local store (although, who does that these days?). Even though there is no staff to pay to man the store, no handling costs, purely the cost of running the site and serving the data. Which is sweet FA.

Why do they think I'm willing to pay $2 per bloody episode of tv shows in a format that's locked into only being able to be played on apple products, when I can instead buy the entire thing on Blu Ray for $25?

It's insane pricing for one, and then just all out stupidity that they lock out entire countries altogether.

So I run XMBC, I torrent, and then I pay for physical copies of what I like. I won't be jumping through hoops to use a US service if they aren't going to provide it locally.

He got them free because he's on Android. All Angry bird games are free (ad supported) on Android.

You can pay 99c to get ad free versions of all of them if you want to use the *yuck spitoey* Amazon store... or just Angry birds Space so far in the Google Play store.


And I paid for the Ad Free Space version because the ads are annoying, I would pay the buck each for all of them ad free. They keep releasing updates, I keep playing them, I enjoy them greatly, why not?