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Looks pretty cool, but iOS only from what I can tell. Not sure I can seriously look at a technology that doesn't support Android at this point.
by jasonkolb 13y ago
Looks pretty cool, but iOS only from what I can tell. Not sure I can seriously look at a technology that doesn't support Android at this point.
- Ecio78 13y agoAccording to their other news (which I've just posted here) the funding they've received will be used (also) for developing Android and Mac versions of their engine
- joeblau 13y agoAh the ole' get users THEN make money strategy. I paid for Pixate and I think it had value at the $99 price point. This decision to make it free makes me think that their new strategy taking the acqui-hire route.
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- myko 13y agoAndroid already has a great, flexible, style and theme engine. Anything in particular Pixate supports that Android doesn't already do natively you'd like to see?
- capex 13y agoFrom their website, "And coming soon, use Pixate with your native Android apps in addition to your native iOS apps—even share CSS between your apps."