For anyone who is constantly suffering app crashes, this video may help you understand why it is happening and a few suggestions as to how to fix it.
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Very informative video... enjoyed watching it...

Great video but I have to just add the point that it's inexcusable that DJI would allow such a poorly implemented app to continue to plague it on the Android side. I appreciate that it's complex and demanding of hardware, however, you can't simply have customers spend a lot of money to purchase DJI drones and then have such a problematic app exist month after month with little direct response from the Company (not to mention products that are sent great distances in the air). Take a look at the Google Play store and it will give you a clear idea as to how well they are doing on the Android side. Nearly half of the installed customers rate the app "1 star" with some pretty candid reviews..

And...its not like Android or Samsung is some poorly represented platform with only a few phones out there. Quite the contrary.. these two companies have a staggering numbers of customers. Samsung ships nearly 300 million phones a year and has over a 20% market share. And as such, the kind of constant (every flight) app crashing customers like me experience just shouldn't happen for months on end.

There are many complicated and demanding apps out there that operate solidly and aren't in a constant state of performance turmoil. Spend a few thousand dollars and buy some of the problematic phones, figure out what the problem is and...most importantly... fix it

CCScott Posted at 2017-8-11 04:55
Great video but I have to just add the point that it's inexcusable that DJI would allow such a poorly implemented app to continue to plague it on the Android side. I appreciate that it's complex and demanding of hardware, however, you can't simply have customers spend a lot of money to purchase DJI drones and then have such a problematic app exist month after month with little direct response from the Company (not to mention products that are sent great distances in the air). Take a look at the Google Play store and it will give you a clear idea as to how well they are doing on the Android side. Nearly half of the installed customers rate the app "1 star" with some pretty candid reviews..

And...its not like Android or Samsung is some poorly represented platform with only a few phones out there. Quite the contrary.. these two companies have a staggering numbers of customers. Samsung ships nearly 300 million phones a year and has over a 20% market share. And as such, the kind of constant (every flight) app crashing customers like me experience just shouldn't happen for months on end.

Agreeeeee!