> On Mar 20, 2015, at 10:00 AM, Hitoshi Doi <doi@usagi.org> wrote:
> 
> The JP event started today.  Rin (smile).
> I usually don't go for Rin on my android..
> but this time she's wearing a baseball uniform
> so I'll have to get it on both the iphone and android.
> The next event will be Umi, so I'll be busy for two events in a row,
> maybe more..
> 
> Oh, I met up with Richard Kim today.  He plays Love Live too!

Sorry, that’s my fault. (assuming we’re talking Pocky). :P

> "Robert .Nykkel. DeLoura" <deloura@yahoo.com> wrote:
> | 
> | Am starting to suspect again that my tablet isn't quite up to the task,
> | though. I was playing Snow Halation on Hard this morning, and making a
> | very conscious effort to solidly hold down one of the hold notes on the
> | left side of the playfield, and then when I had to hit a tap note on
> | the right side at about the same vertical level, that broke the hold
> | note even though I hadn't moved my other finger.
> 
> This happened on my Samsung sometimes.
> I think it depended on the air humidity and the dryness of
> my fingers.  But this usually never happens on my iphones.
> My current ASUS tablet has no problems too.
> 
> Samsung's tablets have great colors, and viewing anime on them
> is much better than on the cheaper tablets.  But maybe the screen
> sensitivity and responsiveness isn't suited for fast games.
> I've never heard of problems on Apple tablets, but I never tried them.

The only problem iPads and iPhones have is since iOS 8, it seems like it’s
more likely for a background process to interrupt playing slightly. For me, it doesn’t
happen often and the severity differs from a microsecond blip to lag for 1
sec and it usually only happens once per playing session (if it happens at all). It
seems to hit my friends a little more frequently. But this is an OS issue of some
sort and not a hardware issue, since it was perfectly fine in iOS 7.

--Tim