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Cheaper because the skills are ubiquitous. I'm also assuming the apps are simple so the web triad can cover most use cases.
by arcturus17 7y ago
Cheaper because the skills are ubiquitous. I'm also assuming the apps are simple so the web triad can cover most use cases.
- madeofpalk 7y agoIt's irrelevant because still no one will build for the platform. MS, Blackberry, Nokia have all demonstrated there's just no market for a third "app platform". These phones will have the apps from the factory, and nothing more.
- cameronbrown 7y agoThe point was to convince developers to write their apps for the open web as well. Something that definitely was justifiable.
- panpanna 7y agoMaybe you can not earn tons of money by writing a "drink beer" or "I am rich" app, but people are writing simple games and utilities with millions of installs.
- madeofpalk 7y agoThe platforms I mentioned simply don't exist any more because all people made for them were "drink beer" apps.
- sdenton4 7y agoThey have what Microsoft didn't: an exploding user base.