NBA GameTime App Issue Gets Fixed Thanks To LeBron James

When Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James complained about an issue in the NBA GameTime App on Twitter, developers found a way to immediately fix it despite all the previous complaints by non-superstars.

The Complainant Matters

Just like most of the users around the globe, it seems like James did not like the app's setup and intoned his concerns on Twitter last Thursday night. The next day, he received an update on the app fixing the glitch.

The concern was, when scrolling down in the score box, the content do not stay on the page. Users only get numbers in a row and it would be up to the user to remember how they are arranged.

If a normal person does express his concern in Twitter like what James did, it will take quite some time to be fixed, but of course, the NBA superstar did. He has millions of followers. His complaint would be addressed immediately by the app developer.

After his complaint, NBA App developers fixed it and aired the update last Friday night.

About the NBA App

The NBA App is the official App of the NBA. It features 50 plus new video clips per day and gives users access to live and on-demand games through NBA League Pass.

NBA League Pass gives subscribers admittance to all the game of the NBA Regular Season and Playoffs. Subscribers can purchase either NBA League Pass Premium, NBA League Pass, NBA Team Pass or Single Games in the NBA App itself.

After purchasing, a subscriber can register for an NBA account to access not only in their smartphone but also on their computer.

The NBA App also includes the latest news, scores, stats and personalized notifications of user's favorite team and even players. With the NBA App, fans, subscribers and basketball fanatics can get the best of NBA in their palm wherever and whenever they are.

The app is available in both Google Play Store and Apple App Store.