Well it was worth a shot. So what they really are talking about is pretty much just like eBuddy, but for Habbo. doesn't seem all that great to me, lmao.Quote:
Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx
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Well it was worth a shot. So what they really are talking about is pretty much just like eBuddy, but for Habbo. doesn't seem all that great to me, lmao.Quote:
Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx
Well Habbo uses flash, iOS doesn't have flash. So I don't know what else they can do it for it unless they change the way Habbo works.
The Habbo iOS thing is just going to be Habbo Chat (Console) and maybe trading? It won't be a full-blown Habbo client because of Flash, but I think they are able to make the chatting and trading parts work in an iOS application.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/logged_i...od_iphone.html
stop trying to act like a pair of smart kids. i had to reset my password and find out my username cause you two bugged me so hard idiots. bickerin bout nuffin!
oh yeah so just think about it. you got a engine for a game console you got a dev kit for ios
bobs ya uncle!
Thanks for calling me and idiot and -repping me because I'm some what spreading crap. From what I am aware iOS devices still don't have flash, well they don't support flash in terms of the browser anyway. I'm pretty sure they don't support flash fully even with that link you have shared. Maybe @Shorty; or someone can confirm whether it can actually work like that or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Liiam
The iOS app is going to be a Messenger for Habbo, I think Habbo are looking into a full blown mobile client, but nothing is being announced yet.
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Originally Posted by xxMATTGxx
*REMOVED* & no its not browser based and never will who wants updates everyday lag & unsecure. when you could just get a dev kit.
Edited by Chris (Forum Moderator): Please do not be rude!