No we don't, the application developers do. Don't blame us for the stupid developers.
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No we don't, the application developers do. Don't blame us for the stupid developers.
I don't agree. Making our voice heard is our right. We shouldn't have to just suck it up if we don't like something. We should be able to voice our displeasure and the decisions made by some companies. We're not all sheep that intend to lay down and shut up.
If you truly believe we have no right to complain, then you are not allowed to ever do the same yourself.
Edit: This is a mobile version I have been using in place of a decent app. For those interested in an alterative.
http://imdb.zeddy.org/index.php
Europe? The developer must have thought it were a town somewhere in Texas
Nothing new here: the bloody thing is available in "Dude-"land App Store only! As with so many rather all right iPhone applications developed by good men in North American outback lately, the developer is likely adamant that Europeans wouldn't care much for IMDB for iPhone.
Why would we, "gay" Europeans (right, all things abhorred in the US, Urban Dictionary, the American equivalent of Encyclopaedia Britannica, calls "gay", doesn't it!), need anything like an iPhone application! Come on, why would [some] Americans need Lamborghini, Ferrari or Bugatti!
It could, however, also be that Europe was reckoned a cowboy town somewhere in remote Texas by the illustrious developer, doubting not that we'd access it just as the locals do if so, then accusations of chauvinism are most inappropriate, aren't they! Of erudition, yes (nothing new there!), but not of intentional, nationalist discrimination.
To summarise my say, let me recite Miss USA, sarah palin': "US pwned Europe!"
Nothing new here: the bloody thing is available in "Dude-"land App Store only! As with so many rather all right iPhone applications developed by good men in North American outback lately, the developer is likely adamant that Europeans wouldn't care much for IMDB for iPhone.
Why would we, "gay" Europeans (right, all things abhorred in the US, Urban Dictionary, the American equivalent of Encyclopaedia Britannica, calls "gay", doesn't it!), need anything like an iPhone application! Come on, why would [some] Americans need Lamborghini, Ferrari or Bugatti!
It could, however, also be that Europe was reckoned a cowboy town somewhere in remote Texas by the illustrious developer, doubting not that we'd access it just as the locals do if so, then accusations of chauvinism are most inappropriate, aren't they! Of erudition, yes (nothing new there!), but not of intentional, nationalist discrimination.
To summarise my say, let me recite Miss USA, sarah palin': "US pwned Europe!"
because it IS US specific...there's movie showtimes on TV Listings incorporated...and it uses your location to determine these...and while they could've just disabled this...they didn't...maybe they're working on it....hang in there!
heck maybe they have versions for other countries just waiting for App Approval...
whatever the case...i'm not sure macrumors can help...
