TeamSpeak for Android BETA does not download for LG Optimus S 2.2

[mjmoraski]

TeamSpeak for Android BETA does not download for my LG Optimus S Android version 2.2.2. I went to the Android Marketplace and searched for the app but it did not show up so I then went to the TeamSpeak website using my phones browser to download via the link on their site. I thought TeamSpeak was suppossed to work for Android 2.2?

Is there anything I would need to change on my phone to be able to download TeamSpeak for Android?

Mike

[creativeteamspeak]

See this thread for the explanation: http://forum.teamspeak.com/showthrea...my-device.-Why

[rdtravis]

Personally that math stuff is crap. If they provide an app that is for 2.2 and higher then that should mean all android phones with 2.2 or higher OS. I can get vent that actually works yet ts3 cant seem to get it together to get it to work. Pure BS to me. I have the LG Ally. Seems they are only making it to where you have to go out and buy a brand new phone yet screw those that are already in year 1 of 2 year contracts with theirs. Or have an I-phone. Yea not everyone has the money to go out and buy a new I-phone4s.

[Screech]

Well, let me correct you some. The ARMv7 processors have been available for 3+years so it is hardly new. Problem is that when a cell phone company sells you a subsidized cheap/free phone they want to loose as little as possible on the front end of that deal so they get cheapest phones for those entry level devices. Even today you can get an ARMv6 Android phone new on a contract that can't handle TS3. Simply put, you got what you paid for. Just because Android 2.2+ can run on ARMv6 or ARMv7 doesn't mean that you can run any app that requires 2.2+ if the app also requires ARMv7 processor support. ARMv7 adds additional optimized instruction sets that the TeamSpeak for Android software requires.

Would you also complain that the $99 eMachine computer with Windows 7 and no 3D hardware accelerator doesn't play BattleField 3?

[glbracer]

Basically what I got from that post was that they wanted you to have quality over quantity, therefor having 'better' voice chat but to a lot fewer people. I would rather have crappy quality rather than no quality.