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We surely reach a more mature phase in the 'mobile apps' market but I believe products will gain in quality in the future and that there are still some opportun
by arnauddri 13y ago
We surely reach a more mature phase in the 'mobile apps' market but I believe products will gain in quality in the future and that there are still some opportunities to be seized:
- there was a tremendous amount of apps released over the last few years, it is no wonder that competition is getting fierce: products will have to adapt in terms of quality with better and more curated contents.
- there is still a lot of room for innovation in re-engagement (http://tomtunguz.com/mobile-reengagement/ http://tomtunguz.com/mobile-reengagement/), deeplinks (www.urx.com) are a very good start
- scholia 13y agoAside from the fact that most apps are rubbish, the real problem is the move from the open, free, creative web to heavily-censored walled gardens controlled by giant corporations. Also, apps completely invade your privacy.