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Friday, June 24
14:56 | 
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ToyTrader/rockaren
Today it looks like this:
And here is my trading desktop how it used to be with old SlamTracker and trading 4 tennis games at the same time using The Toy.
It makes a BIG difference to me, really...and I found other traders also don't like new PointStream as a replacement. I send a feedback to IBM just to let them know. I am sure they don't care but anyway. If you are like me, please let them know :)
Here is a link to contact IBM......
Here is an answer from IBM to my feedback....
Thanks for your feedback it's very helpful to know what people want on the Web site.
This year we responded to much previous feedback that Slamtracker had become bloated and for many people a simple, fast delivery of live scores was all that they needed. We were also conscious of the continuing explosion of mobile devices, and wanted to better cater for these, the majority of which do not support flash which Slamtracker was written in. Finally, our statistics show that the use of Slamtracker has been reducing from Slam to Slam over the past few years and people are increasingly migrating to the Matches in Progress page.
For 2011 we have created a simple light scoreboard that goes back to basics and as quick as Slamtracker was. As a complimentary tool, PointStream provides a deeper, more analytical view of the data, combining historical analysis and real time statistics. This device is a little slower to update, but contains a lot of information, including "keys to the match" derived from the predictive analysis of 39 million points across 5 years of slams. This is generating very positive feedback here in the grounds, on twitter and through contact forms.. . .
We do understand and have noted your desire to see the return of an all courts display with integrated stats. Along with any other feedback we receive, we will consider this as we define the development road map.
Thank you again for taking the time to send us your views
This year we responded to much previous feedback that Slamtracker had become bloated and for many people a simple, fast delivery of live scores was all that they needed. We were also conscious of the continuing explosion of mobile devices, and wanted to better cater for these, the majority of which do not support flash which Slamtracker was written in. Finally, our statistics show that the use of Slamtracker has been reducing from Slam to Slam over the past few years and people are increasingly migrating to the Matches in Progress page.
For 2011 we have created a simple light scoreboard that goes back to basics and as quick as Slamtracker was. As a complimentary tool, PointStream provides a deeper, more analytical view of the data, combining historical analysis and real time statistics. This device is a little slower to update, but contains a lot of information, including "keys to the match" derived from the predictive analysis of 39 million points across 5 years of slams. This is generating very positive feedback here in the grounds, on twitter and through contact forms.. . .
We do understand and have noted your desire to see the return of an all courts display with integrated stats. Along with any other feedback we receive, we will consider this as we define the development road map.
Thank you again for taking the time to send us your views
Simple scoreboard they talking about must be this one I guess
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| Yes, very simple scoreboard showing one match only :( |
There is something I do NOT understand. They say:
We were also conscious of the continuing explosion of mobile devices, and wanted to better cater for these, the majority of which do not support flash which Slamtracker was written in.
We were also conscious of the continuing explosion of mobile devices, and wanted to better cater for these, the majority of which do not support flash which Slamtracker was written in.
Did I missed something ? To me it looks like PointStream is build using Flash !!! Eh...whatever, IBM stuff know what they talking about....My new mobile device has no problem at all with Flash LOL
Good luck traders !
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