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Mobile only? No thanks.
by behringer 9y ago
Mobile only? No thanks.
- chillydawg 9y agoMore tracking metrics for them to consume on mobile, I suppose.
- JRITSRob 9y agoAye, had the same thought here. I'd've signed up to check it out. I don't own a mobile... Even if I did, I'd not download an app on spec. WebApp gives an opportunity to sell yourself with no additional buy-in. If they're looking to capitalise on FB's data revelations, asking to download binaries is the wrong way to go about it. You need a no-commitment approach here.
- davidy123 9y agoDitto. It's still an open question how open and accessible to end users the Internet will be. Anything browser-based still has that potential. Well, except on iOS where the browser doesn't permit augmentation.