MLO2 for Android

[Thomas Haslwanter]

This one has been announced as "coming soon" for quite some time now. Does anyone know what "soon" means for them?

[Joel Azaria]

Bumpy bump..  Can we get the man an answer please?  :D

The 'coming soon' flag's been flying for quite some time now indeed..  an update at the very least is in order!

Pretty please?  With cherries on top??  :DDDD

[Arnab Dey]

Yeah. This has been pending for quite some time. Please share an ETA.

[robert roszak]

Did anyone ask MLO support? Did they reply anything?

[Joel Azaria]

I did.

The reply was basically "we don't comment on timelines", "we're working on it".

Basically the same empty line we've heard for the last 8+ months - which to me starting to sound a lot like "piss off" - but just more politically correct.  

I know Andrey and other MLO ppl read this forum but clearly the issue isn't important enough to garner an official response.

Maybe everyone that cares about an Android v2 should send mail to sup...@mylifeorganized.net too.   Maybe then they might get the message that transparency is important.  Maybe.

Personally I've all but given up on MLO but I guess it's meaningless since I've already paid for the product.

Truly sad.

[Andrey Tkachuk (MLO)]

Thanks for your posts!

I have responded here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mylifeorganized/zmK6efRXbag

Andrey.

[Holmes245]

So.......where's the response Andrey? It's been deleted. I would like to know the status on this as well. I don't  normally complain but to be fair, everyone's been wondering about Android v.2 development with no word. The deletion of this posts seems to suggest that the developers have no clue?

Joel

[Michael G.]

I've been using, although not consistently, MLO for a very long time, version 1 I believe. The lesson I learned is that development is very, very slow. Right now, the focus is on ios as that is probably where the ROI is greatest. They never commit to a date. If you're not happy with what is available now in the app, best bet is to look elsewhere because change is at a snails pace.

I like MLO and if it finds a home with a developer with more resources, I think it would be a really nice cross platform app. I think it is too slow in getting the features across platforms to be a relevant player in any platform because once they start putting resources into android, ios development will suffer and fall far behind; who knows what's going on with Windows. I've pretty much moved on to todoist because MLO doesn't work well with Windows tablets and I'm not going to wait for them to fix the touch response of the program for the least likely platform to see changes.

Android and ios change much faster than the developer can keep up. The program does the job but the features and interface are always going to be dated if history is a lesson.