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Looking around the web site, it's a little hard to figure out what their Android story is. On the one hand, their developer info is about only their iOS librar

by rst 13y ago

Looking around the web site, it's a little hard to figure out what their Android story is. On the one hand, their developer info is about only their iOS library, and explicit references to Android elsewhere are ... not prominent. On the other hand, on Android, apps have been able to "claim" URLs for a while now. (The Twitter, YouTube, and Google Maps apps routinely offer to display URLs on the corresponding web sites, if they're present.)

jmilinovich 13y ago
Deeplinking has been supported on Android since the beginning via Android Intents. Our ads work for both Android and iOS, and we are currently finishing our Android Turnpike library.
- diminish 13y ago
  so URX is mainly solving the iOS deficiency of not having a deep-linking structure similar to Android Intents, isn't it?