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I don't think it is possible. Different hardware means different user experience. You can pretend it is the same application, make one sale and provide differ
by _rpd 9y ago
I don't think it is possible. Different hardware means different user experience.
You can pretend it is the same application, make one sale and provide different software for each device. But this is more of a marketing gimmick than anything.
- falcolas 9y agoIt's not even the hardware, it's the user interface. Touch interfaces are too large for desktops apps well, and desktops interfaces are too fiddly to be used with touch.
- macintux 9y agoAgreed, but if anyone understands that UI platforms are different with different needs, it's Apple.
- gambiting 9y agoWe can't even make unified websites which work well on a desktop and mobile. There's always something missing from the mobile website which makes the customer revert back to desktop version on mobile, which is a horrendous experience(like functionality which is there on desktop version but disappears as soon as you shrink the screen past a certain point). Very very very few companies get it right.