It's kind of amazing that this company is still around. They got way more money than they knew what to do with at a way too high of a valuation, the result bein

It's kind of amazing that this company is still around. They got way more money than they knew what to do with at a way too high of a valuation, the result being this highly polished zombie vestige of a previous era that is too expensive to buy, has too much money to die, and whimpers along with some kind of undefined shrinking user base. It's like a smaller, never IPO'ed version of Yahoo. I don't know how this story is going to end, but I doubt it will involve more people having any of their apps on their phone tomorrow than today, at least willingly. I could see some kind of carrier deal that extends the pain until finally they fall into the arms of a remnant brand hoarding corporation like IAC for pennies.