Multiecuscan

Hi Yani,

Is there any chance that an Android version will be released later?

Im interested in this too.
Now i use Torque app, but it does not support my 147 JTD... only standard obd2.

Porting an .NET application to Windows Mobile is a relatively easy task, requiring a very little coding but mainly GUI re-designing. Porting to another OS basically means writing a new application from scratch and in different programming language.

That's why, from the beginning I'm surprised that FES is not written in Java.
Usually, I use Linux. Especially to use FES i have to switch to Windows.

BAS

If you plan to sell software you've created it makes sense for it to run on the most popular OS, Windows.

bump

One day...it should run on Android OS too..
It's pretty common nowadays, much more in the future..

need too anyway thank you yani!

I had already bought the program would be if it was either Mac OS or for android.
Program is super, but to lose such a market as an android in my opinion is inexcusable.

Shadeyman wrote:If you plan to sell software you've created it makes sense for it to run on the most popular OS, Windows.

Maybe it's the most common, but it's dying and it's a crap !!!
Android and iOS will give a lot more customers...

I agree that it's easy to port from .NET to WinMo, but in fact it's almost useless if this is your business. Android and i**** are growing too much.

mindstorm wrote:

Shadeyman wrote: Android and i**** are growing too much.

Agreed.
I work at a telecommunications company, and I can confirm this.