Comments on: Brighthouse Labs: Legit or Spamtastic? http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:46:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: VeRn http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-1133 VeRn Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:51:32 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-1133 Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!! Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!!

]]> By: VeRn http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21026 VeRn Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:51:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21026 Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!! Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!!

]]> By: VeRn http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21027 VeRn Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:51:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21027 Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!! Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!!

]]> By: VeRn http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21028 VeRn Thu, 25 Feb 2010 22:51:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21028 Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!! Brighthouse Labs, I want my Money Back!!

]]> By: Julia http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-804 Julia Wed, 17 Feb 2010 02:33:32 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-804 I definitely think the market should speak... however I wish there was a way to "try before you buy" or to get a refund if the app turns out to be horrible... say a 24 hr refund policy (even a 1hr would be helpful, basically download, open, try it, play around a little then decide if it really is what you were looking for). It would also be nice to be able to rate the developer & to see those ratings with the app rating, to give the buyer a better view of what they are about to spend their money on. We definitely need a better method for sorting through apps, especially as the app store grows. A way to give variety, but to also cut through the clutter. I understand that people may want an app with a picture of their team on it and will buy that app because that's what a good fan does (although they don't even do that). Would I personally buy any of this company's apps, no. I would rather an app that is more versital. However if someone only wants 1 team, then they should have the right to buy an app that deals only with that one team. Hopefully the market will speak. I definitely think the market should speak… however I wish there was a way to “try before you buy” or to get a refund if the app turns out to be horrible… say a 24 hr refund policy (even a 1hr would be helpful, basically download, open, try it, play around a little then decide if it really is what you were looking for). It would also be nice to be able to rate the developer & to see those ratings with the app rating, to give the buyer a better view of what they are about to spend their money on. We definitely need a better method for sorting through apps, especially as the app store grows. A way to give variety, but to also cut through the clutter.
I understand that people may want an app with a picture of their team on it and will buy that app because that’s what a good fan does (although they don’t even do that). Would I personally buy any of this company’s apps, no. I would rather an app that is more versital. However if someone only wants 1 team, then they should have the right to buy an app that deals only with that one team. Hopefully the market will speak.

]]> By: Julia http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21025 Julia Wed, 17 Feb 2010 02:33:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21025 I definitely think the market should speak... however I wish there was a way to "try before you buy" or to get a refund if the app turns out to be horrible... say a 24 hr refund policy (even a 1hr would be helpful, basically download, open, try it, play around a little then decide if it really is what you were looking for). It would also be nice to be able to rate the developer & to see those ratings with the app rating, to give the buyer a better view of what they are about to spend their money on. We definitely need a better method for sorting through apps, especially as the app store grows. A way to give variety, but to also cut through the clutter. I understand that people may want an app with a picture of their team on it and will buy that app because that's what a good fan does (although they don't even do that). Would I personally buy any of this company's apps, no. I would rather an app that is more versital. However if someone only wants 1 team, then they should have the right to buy an app that deals only with that one team. Hopefully the market will speak. I definitely think the market should speak… however I wish there was a way to “try before you buy” or to get a refund if the app turns out to be horrible… say a 24 hr refund policy (even a 1hr would be helpful, basically download, open, try it, play around a little then decide if it really is what you were looking for). It would also be nice to be able to rate the developer & to see those ratings with the app rating, to give the buyer a better view of what they are about to spend their money on. We definitely need a better method for sorting through apps, especially as the app store grows. A way to give variety, but to also cut through the clutter.
I understand that people may want an app with a picture of their team on it and will buy that app because that’s what a good fan does (although they don’t even do that). Would I personally buy any of this company’s apps, no. I would rather an app that is more versital. However if someone only wants 1 team, then they should have the right to buy an app that deals only with that one team. Hopefully the market will speak.

]]> By: mikem http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-758 mikem Sun, 14 Feb 2010 13:37:55 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-758 I wonder if "Brighthouse Networks" (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name? I wonder if “Brighthouse Networks” (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name?

]]> By: mikem http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21022 mikem Sun, 14 Feb 2010 13:37:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21022 I wonder if "Brighthouse Networks" (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name? I wonder if “Brighthouse Networks” (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name?

]]> By: mikem http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21023 mikem Sun, 14 Feb 2010 13:37:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21023 I wonder if "Brighthouse Networks" (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name? I wonder if “Brighthouse Networks” (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name?

]]> By: mikem http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21024 mikem Sun, 14 Feb 2010 13:37:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21024 I wonder if "Brighthouse Networks" (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name? I wonder if “Brighthouse Networks” (cable/phone/ip) is aware of the use of their use of the name?

]]> By: Grigory http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-449 Grigory Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:38:42 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-449 Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that's impossible to navigate. I understand developers' and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like - but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model? Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I'm not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that's what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets - that's what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting. Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that’s impossible to navigate. I understand developers’ and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like – but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model?
Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I’m not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that’s what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets – that’s what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting.

]]> By: Grigory http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21019 Grigory Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:38:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21019 Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that's impossible to navigate. I understand developers' and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like - but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model? Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I'm not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that's what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets - that's what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting. Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that’s impossible to navigate. I understand developers’ and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like – but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model?
Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I’m not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that’s what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets – that’s what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting.

]]> By: Grigory http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21020 Grigory Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:38:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21020 Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that's impossible to navigate. I understand developers' and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like - but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model? Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I'm not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that's what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets - that's what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting. Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that’s impossible to navigate. I understand developers’ and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like – but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model?
Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I’m not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that’s what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets – that’s what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting.

]]> By: Grigory http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21021 Grigory Fri, 29 Jan 2010 05:38:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21021 Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that's impossible to navigate. I understand developers' and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like - but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model? Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I'm not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that's what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets - that's what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting. Personally, I think the problem is not Brighthouse, but the app stores themselves. They do not provide consumers with an effective way to browse a catalog and discover new and good applications. App stores quickly turned into a mess that’s impossible to navigate. I understand developers’ and cosumer anger at Brighthouse and the like – but I do not share it and believe that it is misguided. Instead of bitching about so called spammers, how about you guys concentrate on trying to push Palm/Apple/whoever else into developing a better application distribution model?
Would you go into a grocery store and complain that products of some particular brand are in every damn corner? Most likely no, and if you will, no one will care. I’m not trying to say that App Store should be more like a grocery store, but it is a market before anything else. Markets are flooded with products for people to choose from, that’s what they were created for. Developing BETTER markets – that’s what should be in best interest of consumers, and not cutting down on the amount of products, as people here seem to be suggesting.

]]> By: youproblog http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-293 youproblog Sun, 24 Jan 2010 06:54:52 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-293 Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I'm pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I’m pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog

]]> By: youproblog http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21016 youproblog Sun, 24 Jan 2010 06:54:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21016 Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I'm pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I’m pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog

]]> By: youproblog http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21017 youproblog Sun, 24 Jan 2010 06:54:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21017 Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I'm pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I’m pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog

]]> By: youproblog http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21018 youproblog Sun, 24 Jan 2010 06:54:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21018 Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I'm pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog Hi, I found your blog on yahoo. I’m pretty glad to have found your website because I think it is informative! I will definitely come back! Great resource for my students. Youproblog

]]> By: David http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-37 David Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:34:56 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-37 Chuq, the head of developer relations weighed in on his views of this type of business model. He has some great points. http://bit.ly/6lzXjL David Chuq, the head of developer relations weighed in on his views of this type of business model. He has some great points.

http://bit.ly/6lzXjL

David

]]> By: David http://www.webosroundup.com/2009/12/brighthouse-labs-legit-or-spamtastic/comment-page-1/#comment-21014 David Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:34:00 +0000 http://www.webosroundup.com/?p=478#comment-21014 Chuq, the head of developer relations weighed in on his views of this type of business model. He has some great points. http://bit.ly/6lzXjL David Chuq, the head of developer relations weighed in on his views of this type of business model. He has some great points.

http://bit.ly/6lzXjL

David

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