Iphone or Droid for FDX
#42
I know the Droid is gaining popularity, but I still do not perceive the density in the crew force to justify the effort it would take for a complete rewrite/port.
Working on some other interesting projects, though....
#43
Fair enough... I guess I'll have to bite the bullet and upgrade early to an iPhone on Sprint. I think I found a way to do it and keep it at $200. I'm doing this just for your app, appDude! It better be worth it ...and well, I have a Mac, so it'll sync up more nicely to my phone now...
#44
A sort of related question for those using Macs for a recently converted if you would please.
Using Safari and checking open time, each time I check on a trip and then try to go back to view the list of open time trips, the computer makes me resend the data every time, causing another ping on the open time counter. Using Firefox and a PC it would just go back to the previous page without actually pinging open time again.
Is there some setting I can adjust to make Safari just go to the last page viewed (open time) without having to resend the request?
Using Safari and checking open time, each time I check on a trip and then try to go back to view the list of open time trips, the computer makes me resend the data every time, causing another ping on the open time counter. Using Firefox and a PC it would just go back to the previous page without actually pinging open time again.
Is there some setting I can adjust to make Safari just go to the last page viewed (open time) without having to resend the request?
#47
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jan 2010
Posts: 176
A couple more thoughts on Android phones:
Practical - check the Android version running on the specific phone and the upgrades offered. Don't be the next guy to get a Droid Eris running Android 1.6 with no upgrades offered and rapidly diminishing app support. It might be free, but not a good deal. Google Nexus Prime might be the best of the Android phones, in that it has the least carrier meddling. (iPhones also do not suffer from carrier meddling with or controlling OS.)
Pedantic - "Droid" is used by Verizon to brand their phones. "Android" is the Google operating system. I suppose everyone knows what you mean.
Practical - check the Android version running on the specific phone and the upgrades offered. Don't be the next guy to get a Droid Eris running Android 1.6 with no upgrades offered and rapidly diminishing app support. It might be free, but not a good deal. Google Nexus Prime might be the best of the Android phones, in that it has the least carrier meddling. (iPhones also do not suffer from carrier meddling with or controlling OS.)
Pedantic - "Droid" is used by Verizon to brand their phones. "Android" is the Google operating system. I suppose everyone knows what you mean.
#49
I admit I am not familiar with the IPhone 4s limitations, but I think that I recall a similar limitation on a discussion re: jail breaking an IPhone some time back....
Anyone in the know????
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