Frankly I'm getting tired of lining the pockets of this person and that person and every other person out there dealing with GRLevel whatever. This amount for data feed, that amount for place files, this amount for... you get the idea.
I for one will be thrilled to run the trial version of the new WSV3 when it comes out "late fall". Everything has a price tag when it comes to GR now and since they joined forces with Allison House it's gotten even worse. Sorry folks but I'm at the end of my rope when it comes to backing Gibson Ridge products.
The one program they have (someone correct me if I name the incorrect one) but I think it's GREarth, you have to pay a subscription fee just to get the radar data. Really!? Then why pay for the program again? Hmmmm.
I'm not quite sure I understand the frustration? I also am looking quite forward to WSV3, as I think it'll be a pretty good product, providing bugs are not an issue like the original Weatherstudio had. My Christmas gift last year was a year of GREarth, and it's a real nice product. There are a lot of feeds that go into it, and so I understand a monthly fee to keep everything running. There are no monthly feeds for any of his other products, unless you go with an Allisonhouse feed, and though I don't deny they are a little pricey, a lot of work goes into making those scripts, so I see a justification for it.
However, again, I am definitely looking forward to what Paul brings out with WSV3
That being said I would like to try a windows phone. Android is OK but something different would be nice. MRLevel3 would be must have app.
I think Windows phones are great other than the app store, but I don't use apps much, so it didn't matter to me. As far as slickness and lag, they are the best phones by far in my opinion. My $50 Windows phone lagged much less than the $100 Android phone I bought when it gets down to it - They are quality phones for the price.
