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if one is not as familiar with SQLite as with MySql then it might be a pain to learn the subtle differences As a developer I'd always suggest to use a database-abstraction layer, for example adodb ( http://adodb.sourceforge.net/ ). This way you'll write database-independent code and it's even possi...

Bruji is currently working hard on a non-Amazon version of PocketPedia that also has additional options. It will be a 'new' version so that it can be installed next to the 'old' PocketPedia (that will keep working even now that is no longer in the App store). (see this thread for more information ht...

Conor wrote:Non-Amazon records would not need to have any restriction and would be fully synced.

Great! Thanks for that. I hope the new app arrives soon, but still keep hoping Amazon will change its mind

Conor wrote:with a partial sync for the Amazon data

Just curious; Will it treat 'non-Amazon' records differently than 'Amazon' records? i.e. Will it fully sync non-Amazon records and partially sync Amazon records?

sjk wrote:I've been quite satisfied using Air Sharing for offline content storage/viewing on my iPod touch.

Well, I -was- thinking of trying that too, but didn't want to mention it without testing it first.

Has someone tried to browse an uploaded a website to an iPod/iPhone using Air Sharing?

For now, I think your only option is to publish your collection to a website. The Pedia's have some html-export templates that are specifically designed for the iPod/iPhone, but unfortunately require you to view them online via the internet. If you have a MobileMe account, publishing is very easy; O...

Welcome aboard, peterbruells

I'm the dev of Hunter Touch. a bit off-topic, but I had a look at the Hunter desktop applications after reading jicho's post, and wanted to compliment you on your applications, although not as feature-rich as the Bruji products (yet), they look very nice! I think the Coverflow view is more responsi...

Hunter Touch doesn't use AWS... so it doesn't violate the new "EULA" of amazon. That's very weird, as the problem with PocketPedia wasn't that PocketPedia was using the Amazon service, but that it was capable of syncing data from the Desktop Pedia's which were using Amazon. So if this sta...

The first reply is exactly the same message I got (after 10 days)..

Thanks bradandbree! Still hoping someone at Amazon will start to listen or, at least, give a reasonable explanation for their change in policy..

a version of Pocketpedia that does not sync Amazon data. At least for -now- that seems to be the only viable option, unfortunately. It's still a mystery to me why they allow desktop, but no portable apps. Would media attention wake up Amazon? Maybe it would be an option to try to get in contact wit...

Bad news.. after all my e-mail exchange I was hoping on a Real reply on my questions.. Apparently my previous contact was overtaken by his boss, which looked up Amazons policy on issues like this. In short, "I've been exchanging e-mails with Amazon customer support for almost a month and all I ...

The story continues.... Again, no reply from Amazon, so wrote another complaint.. On 18/07/2009 I submitted a question regarding the removal of PocketPedia from the iTunes APP Store on demand of Amazon. After 10 days(!), I received a response, telling me that I would be contacted on 31 july 2009 wit...

They seem to have gained some speed :D Dear Customer, Thank you for contacting Amazon.co.uk. I’ve checked your account, and I can verify that this issue is still being looked into by my colleague. I have notified my colleague that you have enquired again about this issue and he will get back to you ...