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by davycro 14y ago
Nah, make it available through a browser. For pre-paid users, SMS costs far more then data which is why WhatsApp is so popular in the developing world.
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by davycro 14y ago
> Furthermore, despite the fact that small-screen phones with web browsers exist, that doesn't mean that people actually use them to browse the web. Actually they do. Over 90% of African's use their mobile phone for internet access. Aro
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by davycro 14y ago
I just spent the last three months developing a mobile app for the South African market and I disagree. In South Africa, Android phones cost USD $200 and higher. I bought a Nokia X2-01 for USD $50. Android phones must drop into the USD $50
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by davycro 14y ago
I agree with the author that people in low income areas do not care about high speed internet access. In my experiences developing healthcare software for people living in South African townships, people in these areas get along just fine w
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by davycro 14y ago
Shame on Brian for claiming to be a poor developer about to be crushed by a big company (see quote below). I feel like a fool for up voting him. Shame on WhosHere for suing Brian. People are not confusing these two apps. Brian did not steal
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by davycro 14y ago
And they used their inflated valuation to acquire a whole mess of start-ups. I like your style FB.
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by davycro 14y ago
Photos are Facebook's achilles heel. A few of my friends have deleted their FB account, most of them returned a few months later, when I asked why, they said they missed the photos. Facebooks core design, social networking, restricts them f