XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.mobile.android   
   From: nospam@nospam.invalid   
      
   In article , sms   
    wrote:   
      
   > LOL. There are a lot of apps that are used only occasionally, and a lot   
   > of apps that are used on a daily basis. I use Torque Pro only right   
   > before a smog check (to ensure that the sensors have completed their   
   > readiness tests), or if the "Check Engine" light comes on; I could go   
   > more than a year between launches of that app.   
      
   there are shitloads of obd apps for ios, some of which run in the   
   background without the need to launch an app every single time,   
   something not possible on android. i've written obd apps and am *very*   
   familiar with what can and cannot be done.   
      
   > WiFi analyzer falls into   
   > that category as well. An extremely useful, but only occasionally   
   > needed, application. It's odd why it's not possible to have such an app   
   > on iOS anymore.   
      
   what's odd is that you keep lying.   
      
   such an app is possible, although the apis have changed over the years,   
   as have many other apis.   
      
   have you started learning how to write ios apps yet? maybe you can do   
   better than 'arlen' did with his failed attempt at writing android   
   apps.   
      
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