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Why is my Samsung Galaxy S not compatible with Qik?
Marcelo Ivo Martinho
posted this on December 07, 2011 15:17
It is on supported phones list...but on market the app says that is not.
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the question is still unresolved and their customer service is silent.......it means some manipulations are there.either they should withdraw it from the supported phone list or must show their capability to improve this product for all the supported phone lists. and also this is possible that it is not compatible with other supported phones listed. I am sorry that i wasted my full day in trying to install it ..till i reach this page and get satiesfied.that it is not supporting my phone.I am not going to use this facility in future..not trustable.
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same here. no fix so i'm gonna kill my account.
I SOLVED THIS PROBLEM FROM THE CUSTOMER SUPPORT.I SUBSCRIBED FOR PREMIUM ACCOUNT AND COMPLAIN THEM FOR NOT GETTING QIK TO MY SAMSUNG S. IN 24 HRS. THEY SEND ME THE DIRECT LINK TO GET IT DOWNLOAD ON MY PHONE.I HAVE THE WIFI INTERNET CONNECTION..AND SUCCESSFULLY DOWNLOADED AND IT'S WORKING AMAZING..THANKS!
Tengo cuenta en Samsung s y en sensation 4G y trato de usarlos para hablarnos y nada de nada, no entra no pasa, no sirve
I have an account for this two phones Samsung S and Sensation 4G, none of them work, when I make a call sound, rings in the other and nothing, since after the first ring hangs up.
Hi There, I am trying to download quick from my Galaxy S but when I try to download Qik for Android it says "no results found". Can anyone help? I am not ready to subscribe to the premium account yet!
If you're having problems downloading the Qik app for your Samsung Galaxy S, please submit a query to support@qik.com and we might be able to send you a version that works with your particular Samsung Galaxy S.
*Note we have not tested the Qik app on the Samsung Galaxy S for all different carriers which is why some users may not see the Qik app in the Android market*
So, with 60-70 MILLION installed Galaxy S3 handsets... Why has not Qik programmers gotten us a version of Qik that works?