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BBM for Android, iPhone arrives
- Thread starter rpm
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1. WTF is facebook money?
2. Why the hell can't these app makers just let us buy the damn thing or pay a yearly fee so that they will keep their adverts the f**k away from me?
Side loaded the APK on my SGS2 - it won't setup on Edge connection ("No Connection Found" error).
I do hope that BBM working isn't dependent on my having 3G...
For anyone with an Android phone - once setup is complete, does BBM still run the entire time?
I do hope that BBM working isn't dependent on my having 3G...
For anyone with an Android phone - once setup is complete, does BBM still run the entire time?
I think I have tried over a hundred times. Is there anybody else with the same error? I see other people are getting different errors like server error etc.
Maverick Jester
The Special One
Yep.
Be a dear and pop the apk into your dropbox and share linky...
Maybe you need to register on a WiFi network?
I tried that but still nothing
Maverick Jester
The Special One
Just exit and re-enter the app. The error eventually goes away.
Beri
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works great on the ipad......
To me BBM is really for the following.
a) To be able to have contacts without them knowing your phone number or email (Some people communication is a necessary evil, nice to minimise it as much as possible)
b) For those who want to be sure their message has been read. Mock it all you want but if you actually send something important it's the next best thing to phoning them.
c) A clean crisp UI
I think they have come to the party too late but I do hope it finds its place.
a) To be able to have contacts without them knowing your phone number or email (Some people communication is a necessary evil, nice to minimise it as much as possible)
b) For those who want to be sure their message has been read. Mock it all you want but if you actually send something important it's the next best thing to phoning them.
c) A clean crisp UI
I think they have come to the party too late but I do hope it finds its place.
will keep trying. fingers getting sore now! Lol.
SMS is dying, people have to pay for it and also not seen as a very back forward communication like WhatsApp, Line, Gtalk, BBM etc...
