Android Tricorder killed by CBS

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Submitted by josn on Thursday September 01, 2011 @08:36PM

josn writes "Today I found out that Moonlight's Tricorder app, which I always install on Android devices, is gone. Google received a DMCA letter from CBS. I think it is a shame that CBS thinks it needs to kill a free and open source project giving a add-less app. I for one sent a message to CBS explaining that this fan-supported app is not bad, but good for them, and asked them to reconsider. I hope, especially for the author who must have spent a lot of time in this app, that they do."
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Why Should I Care? (Score:2)

by Jah-Wren Ryel (80510) writes:

Neither your submission nor the page directly linked to by your submission explains what "Tricorder" even does. If you want people to give a damn you need to do a much better job of explaining why.
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    by Jah-Wren Ryel (80510) writes:
    
    Wuss. Only people with accounts can post here anyway so the AC bit doesn't fly, so sack up.
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