are these apps really "HD"? like 720p or 1080p, or is it just a tag? isn't it kind of misleading ?
Maybe I was the only one who thought this but I thought you would automatically get a free upgrade if you've already purchased a game for the iPhone or iPod Touch.
Maybe I was the only one who thought this but I thought you would automatically get a free upgrade if you've already purchased a game for the iPhone or iPod Touch.
I officially do not want an iPad after finding out you have to re-buy a game just to get a higher quality version. NOT COOL!
Maybe I was the only one who thought this but I thought you would automatically get a free upgrade if you've already purchased a game for the iPhone or iPod Touch.
I officially do not want an iPad after finding out you have to re-buy a game just to get a higher quality version. NOT COOL!
Maybe I was the only one who thought this but I thought you would automatically get a free upgrade if you've already purchased a game for the iPhone or iPod Touch.
I officially do not want an iPad after finding out you have to re-buy a game just to get a higher quality version. NOT COOL!
what is up with the prices? the extra screen space requires 5x the price on basically the same app? rip off.
nice to see that the prices are higher than on the iphone. [/sarcasm]
priced way too high. there is no reason for such a price hike on apps such as flight path. the market will sort the prices out real quick.
doug in albq said:Maybe I was the only one who thought this but I thought you would automatically get a free upgrade if you've already purchased a game for the iPhone or iPod Touch.
I officially do not want an iPad after finding out you have to re-buy a game just to get a higher quality version. NOT COOL!
I agree, am I going to have to re-purchase the exact same apps I already own for my iPod touch?
There better be upgrade pricing if one already has purchased the app for iPhone / iPod Touch.
(big guys cashing out on their stock has me a bit concerned)
I really hope to see an upgrade price, if you own the iPhone version.
I would easily buy many of the iPad specific versions of apps that i bought for my iPhone. However, if i have to pay full price for basically (i know some have more functionality, not just higher resolution) the same app, i will be much less likely to dish out my hard-earned pennies.
Having said that, however, I do not think that $10-15 is too much to ask for an iPad app. I only hope that they take previous purchases into consideration.
That is all. Have a nice day.
Friscohoya said:Does it take any more effort to code an app for the ipad than it does for the iphone?