XCMeathead

1. So what?
2. No, only that the enyo framework is unnecessary.
3. Because otherwise they’re not making any money from it, and therefore wasting their time.
4. No, but I can’t see a company that’s in the process of downsizing their workforce investing heavily into a team that brings in no revenue, nor has a plan on how they will in the future.

Despite Facebook and MSs best efforts to smear Google

But you haven’t used it yet! How about we all reserve judgement and avoid having a go at others for their opinions, until we’ve had a chance to play with it ourselves?

Should have been win 7

I say vote with your wallet and stick with win (or earlier)

Completely different situation – if you break the terms of your agreement (unauthorised emulators easily do that) then you can expect your app to be removed.

Really? I’m not gonna say you’re lying cos I don’t know for certain either way, but that seems very unlikely. I do remember shortly after they launched the original angry birds on android they said they were making as much from the ads as they were from iOS purchases. Also, an ad revenue sharing deal with Google is what all devs get when they use google ads in their apps.

“Could care less” seems to be an American thing. I see it all the time e on the web – really bugs me!

I’m sorry, but that’s bollocks. Finding someone else’s property, and not handing it in is stealing. You are knowingly taking something that does not belong to you. I leave my car in the road all the time, but that doesn’t mean it’s fair game for some chav to drive off with it.

Mine doesn’t have what you’ve described.

This is a terrible Android app – Share doesn’t use the share intent, so you have to add your social networks accounts to it. Opening an article takes you to a web view of the article (Google currents does something similar to Pocket, which IMO is much better.) Pretty standard for what the bigger companies seem to be sound with their Android apps – a straight iOS port, when it would have been easier, and better, to just use the built in APIs. Oh well, back to the Google Reader app for me then.

I throw the phone book out as soon as it comes. Replaced by Google.