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The author of the video posted the following comment on the video's page: "zedomax @InfiniteStyleBlog Actually I pressed the home button, it didn't crash, Andr
by loginx 16y ago
The author of the video posted the following comment on the video's page:
"zedomax @InfiniteStyleBlog Actually I pressed the home button, it didn't crash, Android OS gives u an error message if it does crash so just to clarify. I think I was trying to hit the Back button and hit the Home button."
- buster 16y agoVote this up, Why the hell is someone making this up?
- j79 16y agoI'm calling bullshit on this excuse. If you watch this video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgFHGALMqK4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgFHGALMqK4) you can see the controls are located on the top of the device (appears the home button is on the left from his interaction with the tablet around 25 seconds in.) However, if you watch the linked video, it's pretty clear the guy is holding on to the sides of the device. It's even more apparent when the browser crashes and you see his reflection (against the black background), that his hands/fingers are no where near the top of the device. It's alpha software and crashes happen. No need to make excuses for Android OS or Flash. For alpha software, it runs remarkably well.
- whalesalad 16y agoYep, I call bullshit too. I've had my browser crash dozens of times on my Nexus without a single message. Just poof, back to the homescreen. Relaunching the browser will show the homepage and no other windows open.
- detst 16y agoI hate to defend Flash in any way, but even it were a crash, how do we know Flash caused it? Yes, I have my own problems with Flash and love to hate it but it's really not being honest. These other possibilities that should have been apparent from the beginning have me surprised by the reaction.