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That's not what I've implied at all. Everyone will customise their experience of the device, by adding what they like from the store. My point is that, more o
by wgx 14y ago
That's not what I've implied at all.
Everyone will customise their experience of the device, by adding what they like from the store.
My point is that, more often than not, these users won't replace core apps like Mail or Calendar - these apps work just fine for most people and there's no incentive to change.
- toyg 14y agoThere is no incentive... until there is. The default camera app doesn't zoom. The default music player won't create playlists (edit -- sorry, it does; what I meant is that there is no queuing to the now-playing like in old iPods). The default todo app won't do cloud sync (well, it does now, but it wasn't the case before). And so on -- as soon as your usage of a particular app increases over a certain threshold, you'll encounter a corner case and head for the appstore to get a better app. So a photographer will have five picture-related apps and never touch the default one, while using the default mail client; a lifehacker will have fifteen hyper-specialized ToDo apps and never touch the default one, while using the default camera app.
- Happer 14y agoThe default camera does zoom. Just 'pinch to zoom' and it shows a slider as well.
- ChrisLTD 14y agoI don't mean to be nitpicky, but you can zoom in the default camera app with the pinching gesture. And the only todo app for the iPhone has had iCloud support from day one, since it was first released with iOS5.
- toyg 14y agoYou cannot zoom when recording video, afaik. Also, iCloud was announced in June 2011; plenty of todo apps had cloud sync well before that, when Apple simply didn't provide the service.
- nixy 14y agoThe default music player does allow you to create playlists.