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Comment on UX Clubs of San Francisco Bay Area by Xianhang Zhang

Xianhang Zhang — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 05:53:11 +0000

I created a bag on bagcheck designed to do something similar: http://bagcheck.com/bag/7791-design-events-in-sf-bay-area

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by Anadil

Anadil — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 22:08:02 +0000

Than roar like cartman … lol
http://www.spscriptorium.com/Season5/E501script.htm

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by M. Mudassir Azeemi

M. Mudassir Azeemi — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:53:34 +0000

When they don’t listen to your soft voice, you need to roar.

You comparing “NaanMap” and “Restaurant” like you are comparing “Apple” vs. “Orange”, NaanMap provide you the “direction” toward the “restaurant”. If thats your need then have it and to have it, you need the certain devices (iPhone with 4.2 or above & Windows Phone 7). See, it is not simple stuff as I am “asking for” from the Guided Path. “Add the Fajar Prayer Call”. Thats all me and my friend asked them (twitter, email), but no avail, so well I need to Roar!

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by Anadil

Anadil — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:38:27 +0000

All I am saying is, take it easy tiger , it is not that big of a deal. Bring some tolerance to yourself and suggest them, help them – instead making it a punishable offense or something of that order….

And by the way if you don’t consider $3.99 a cheap app – you are a cheap ass

And then I don’t have to own something to undersatnd something (even when i own iphone which is beside the point) – would you say I can not run naanmap because I don’t own a resturant… come on

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by M. Mudassir Azeemi

M. Mudassir Azeemi — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:28:14 +0000

By the way you, who do not own the iPhone is arguing on it, it is about “Implementation of App that help a specific religion to get their stuff done on time, didn’t implement the complete package” so if you own it then you know the “usage of it”.

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by M. Mudassir Azeemi

M. Mudassir Azeemi — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:25:51 +0000

I will reserve my judgement about the addition of those words until I get more detail about it.

1) I am not talking about the world become my “Slave”, Point is simple, if it is part the religion it should be implemented in technology as it is, no change. simple.
2) About “Cheap Ass” Alarm clock, have you ever bought the clock by yourself? I bought couple of them and they are not “100% Accurate” according to your “local city”.
3) Now about iPhone App, it cost $3.99 which is not “Cheap” if you own and operate the iPhone, are you teh user of the iPhone? As far as I know, you are not. So your point is invalid about “cheap ass” etc.

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by Anadil

Anadil — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 21:20:05 +0000

As a matter of fact words “Salat is better than the sleep” were not even part of morning azan until Hazrat Umar (RA)’s era, so it is not a big deal. Dean was complete without it and Dean is complete with it…

Now about kids in the house..if those people you are reffering to are so much concerned they should get a good azan alarm of their choice – who is stopping them, simple don’t use this app – how much more simple it can be…

But if their cheap ass don’t want to spend money on what they like and those fanatics want to make this particular app the way they like, than sorry my friend this world ain’t your slave – it is free.

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by M. Mudassir Azeemi

M. Mudassir Azeemi — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 19:26:35 +0000

and let me ask you, you live far away from Mosque, you wakeup at fajar, then your Kid wakes up with you and lets assume you have a Alarm Clock that play “Prayer Call”, instead of “Trin Trin”, and it plays the regular Prayer Call, instead of “Fajar Prayer Call”, how you will explain it to your Kid that “hey this is not a real Fajar Call” or would you accept that your kids grow up by listening to the “Regular Prayer Call” at Fajar Time, instead of ‘Fajar Prayer Call’ at Fajar Time.

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by M. Mudassir Azeemi

M. Mudassir Azeemi — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 19:23:28 +0000

If they have to put the “Alarm” that “Trin Trin” Then they should use the “Trin Trin” instead of “playing Azan”. When you are playing “Azan” then play it according to the code-of-conduct and laws.

I am not asking to “improve” the software. I am asking for a HUGE MISTAKE they made. read my article again, I already asked them and couple of my friend who are “more concerned” about Guided Path’s approach toward the app.

Comment on iPray: Fajar Call Implementation – Misleading, and deceptive or what? by Anadil

Anadil — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 18:13:47 +0000

Technically it is not even azan – someone has to say it for the proper azan. The software azan is more like alarm…a “trin trin” sound.

So I don’t think they have put piss in your one gallon of organic milk. If you want it improved, drop your observation in their suggestion box.