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I'd consider it if they had an SDK. While I agree that it's just android under the hood - a price of $300+ and not letting developers get in on the action is j
by sonaltr 8y ago
I'd consider it if they had an SDK.
While I agree that it's just android under the hood - a price of $300+ and not letting developers get in on the action is just too much for me.
- netsec_burn 8y agoWouldn't allowing apps defeat the purpose of having a phone like this? Allowing users to install more apps would get in the way of having a simple phone.
- argestes 8y agoIf you really want to control how your customers are allowed to use the thing you can put a limit like 3 or 4 apps maximum. For example I think this phone needs at least a way to read e-books but it's possibly not going to be implemented. IF there was an API I could write my own e-book reader for it.
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- TotempaaltJ 8y agoBut it would put control into the hands of the user and open up new customer bases. I love the concept, but for me this phone is entirely useless without WhatsApp: I don't think I've sent anyone an actual text since I lived in the States three years ago.