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Beyond the discoverability problem, one thing that the App Store really needs to fix is allowing 'favoriting' apps for download later. This is especially impor
by jaredsohn 15y ago
Beyond the discoverability problem, one thing that the App Store really needs to fix is allowing 'favoriting' apps for download later. This is especially important for those that are too large to download via the iPhone (although maybe now that the newer iOS doesn't require iTunes anymore that limit has gone away.) The current user experience is 1) browse through the webstore, 2) see something they like and try to download it, 3) get an error message saying it is too large, 4) forget about it.
Further, it would be great if it wouldn't show the same error message once per app, like it sometimes does (and again, maybe this has been fixed in the latest iOS.)
- kolinko 15y agoall apps can be downloaded via iPhone, just some of them need to be downloaded while on WiFi. The size limit was increased from 20MB to 50MB with the launch of the new iPad, so it's not that big of a deal. of course "liking" apps wouldn't hurt, but there are already apps that do this - like App Shopper. It will even tell you when the apps you like are on sale etc.