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> and it's FREE. So how do you pay for it, and what does it cost me (in non-monetary form)?
by imron 8y ago
> and it's FREE.
So how do you pay for it, and what does it cost me (in non-monetary form)?
- icebraining 8y agoI'm guessing they'll charge for the API and possibly support for higher-resolutions.
- imron 8y agoThat would have been one of my guesses also - but I don't want to guess, and that info doesn't appear to be available on their site.