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Hard Button on App Store


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·Nov 3, 2024

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Hey guys, this is Mad Kidss, and on today, you probably can't tell how excited I am for my facial expression, but trust me, I am excited! Because today, another app that I made is on the App Store! That's right, it's called Hard Button.

So, if you go on the App Store and type "AQN space hard" in the search box, Hard Button will come up. It is for all iPhones and iPod Touches from 2.0 up. Um, and basically, it's a takeoff on the Staples Easy Button. I think it's very hilarious the way it works.

Um, there will be updates with cooler features and more voices. Um, so if you go on the App Store, search "Hard Button," you can open it up. And then, let me just open up my iPhone simulator and demonstrate to you what the Hard Button looks like.

So, wow, that was hard! That's what happens by default. You can change the default voice to say, "Original, that was hard, that was hard." Okie dokie! You can set the background color, "That was hard, that was hard." And you can randomize voice, "That was hard, that was hard."

Jeez, that was hard! Jeez, that was, that was hard, that was hard, that was hard, that was hard, that was hard. Wow, that was hard! Wow, that was hard, that was hard! So, it's just kind of hilarious the way it works. It's a little too serious for a joke app, but I think it's funny the way it works.

And um, I really put a lot of effort into it, believe it or not. So um, you should check out Hard Button on the App Store. We think it's cool; you should too. Um, you can just go on to the App Store and search "AQ hard." In the description of the video, right over there, you will see a link to download this as well.

It's like "itms col something or other," and um, basically what that link will do is open up iTunes or the App Store, depending on what platform. And if you're on Linux, it won't work at all. But um, basically this is our sweet iPhone app that you can now get called Hard Button.

So if you feel like checking it out, you know, you know, telling your friends, "Whoa dude, I hate your Easy Button, I have a Hard Button; it's way cheaper, it's one-tenth the price, and it's um, better!" He'll be so jealous.

So that's the Hard Button; it's the takeoff on the Staples Easy Button made by me. So check it out and goodbye!

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