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Technically, and from user experience point of view, this makes perfect sense. Native apps are rarely actually needed. However, Apple is making a huge pile of
by ohadron 7y ago
Technically, and from user experience point of view, this makes perfect sense. Native apps are rarely actually needed.
However, Apple is making a huge pile of money out of app store sales, and it has huge leverage as long as the 'app' model lives on. They are strong enough to prevent this from happening.
Ever ask yourself why mobile iOS web doesn't support push notifications like Android does? It's because that will be a shift in the wrong direction from Apple's standpoint.
- scarface74 7y agoAs I asked before, which apps have you paid for, that would have been better as a web app, and that needed push notifications?