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I get the simple bit but don't both iOS and Android have built in apps/shortcuts? Weather apps just seem to be like Flashlight apps these days, all promising to
by muppetman 4y ago
I get the simple bit but don't both iOS and Android have built in apps/shortcuts?
Weather apps just seem to be like Flashlight apps these days, all promising to be the brightest but actually none better than any other all while slurping up your data.
- piaste 4y agoThere's a lot more variance in pure functionality between weather apps than between flashlight apps. Flashlight is literally 1 bit of information (on/off) and after that you can only add more sophisticated triggers (gestures, timers, etc.), which is why native OS functionality typically makes apps completely obsolete. Weather data is a lot bigger: not only are there are a handful of different providers, but you could spend a lifetime optimizing the presentation of the data on a 6" screen (let alone a widget or notification). You can't possibly fit in all the relevant numbers so you have a lot of room for UX design work.