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  • problem

    aleman reported a problem in Research In Motion on August 11, 2008 16:52:

    aleman
    My Facebook for Blackberry app keeps crashing repeatedly.
    I'm using a Blackberry Curve 8320 from T-Mobile, and for a long while the Facebook for Blackberry application (v 1.2.0) was working just fine.

    However, recently it started giving me fatal errors when I performed certain actions, like opening new notifications or messages, or trying to view my friends' status updates or my friend list.

    I tried restarting my Curve and deleting the offending notifications, which fixed the problems momentarily, but then they got worse. I uninstalled and re-installed the FB app three times, but each time the problems got progressively worse. After the third reinstall it stopped working altogether. I am able to install the FB app, but I can't run it anymore. I can't even make it to the login screen anymore because it crashes every time I open the app.

    The error I get is "UnsupportedOperationException". In the error log it appears to be accompanied by some other severe UI error. I can post the full error logs here if it helps.
  • question

    aleman asked a question in Brightkite on May 05, 2008 14:52:

    aleman
    Keep updates in English even when traveling internationally.
    I just checked in over here in Shenzhen, China, and while you guys managed to find me on the map, when my update when out to people it was written in Chinese characters, even though I *entered* it in English.

    That's great for internationalization and all, but it doesn't help all the people who only speak English (i.e. almost everyone who follows me). They just see gobbledy gook (even if they narrow down my location to the right continent).

    I might be getting ahead of things, but a preferred language setting could be useful. Or, in lieu of that maybe we could default to the English spelling (I know - very Ameri-centric of me, but most of the world does seem to understand English place names).