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As Scott mentioned, there is no approval process for Android. Also there has been a developer's preview of Android 5 out since June so no excuse to be taking this long to fix.

I'm interested in upgrading my current Hopper with the a HWS. Please contact me with details.

I did the same. The only thing the Genie has over the hopper is 5 tuners, but the guide is terribly slow, does not have channel logos (making scrolling for a channel hard), and searching for programs and movies is frustrating. I would only switch if you are wanting the programming or sports...

New commercial: "Which company has a DVR so good that the broadcaster banned it from their competition? What don't they want you to know? That you have control of what you watch..."

I have to agree about the user interface, but DTV isn't any better. I switched from the 922 to the HR34 recently and feel like i went backwards on the UI (but jumped ahead in many other areas). The 922 guide and settings interface is great. At least Dish has a new receiver coming out with the...

Even with the HR34 you have to pay the $3 for MRV and additional receiver fees.

Actually, I just switched and only have one receiver. I have the HR34 with 5 tuners and only pay only the $7/month DVR fee. I relate very much to the poster above about being duped with the 922. In fact, mine crashed hard which made me look at directv again. The annoying bugs that are still...

I agree. The 922 is the new user interface that they will continue to develop on and we should see improvements. Or at least that's what I hope. :)

It's not released yet.

Why does this need a new thread, especially when I had to look up your other thread to know what you were talking about?

This thread title needs changed.

The only people complaining would be people who shouldn't be getting the channel anyway. :) It's much more cost effective for Dish to spot beam channels that only certain areas of the country should see anyway. They also only have certain licenses/frequencies and can reuse them in different...

Was the answer in your other thread not enough?

Yes!

Same here.. one of the most frustrating things.

You are comparing very different contracts. Yes, cell phone agreements state that no fees or rates can change, but the Dish Network doesn't. A quick search gave me the following language from the agreement: G. Changes in Services offered. DISH Network reserves the right to change the...

Technically you should be saying "Dish please go back to analog". It has nothing to do with SD vs HD.

Until something better comes along... as it always is.

Tracking numbers.

They aren't using SS# for identity.. in fact, it's removed from their system after the credit check (at least that's what I have been told). It's solely to check your credit since they are "loaning" you the money for the upfront costs of getting you set up. Even cell phone companies have the...

The 1080p movies are still 2.99 I believe.

:confused: What you are saying is that the HD channels require more bandwith, which is true. But how would that equate to picture quality on a digital signal? You either got it or you don't - no such thing as "blurry" in digital.

This is the same silly thing that you see in car commercials. "Buy this car and you get all these features standard!" Well, we all know you have to look at the total price of everything you want no matter if they are included in the standard price or include extras. I'm all for as many...

We have had picture quality improvements with software updates in the past. Why is it out of the realm of possibilities that in enabling 1080p they introduced some better code?

Must be... lol