crowley

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   by crowley 17y ago

   The misconception there is that a mobile app need be large, or indeed that we are (or intend to) plough effort into one while we still have more important things to do. But that doesn't stop us planning, theorizing and experimenting. How e
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   by crowley 17y ago

   No, but you might be one of the few limiting their options and opportunities simply based on names ;-)
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   by crowley 17y ago

   By the same token you could argue that burning CDs and printing out reams of paper to send via couriers is adequate, and that a system of distribution via the internet is a waste of time. Mobile applications aren't necessarily a replacemen
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   by crowley 17y ago

   We are looking at the mobile market, but rather than simply adding another interface to access Woobius we are looking at how we can really make mobile technology work for us and our customers. With the inclusion of technology such as GPS r