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But what does it mean to be Russell? What does it mean to dream? \nNative apps represent the cutting edge, Web overlaps, and can do so much, but isn’t given a chance. All these APIs are moving the overlap, but the Native crowd still won’t have it. But there is something else I need to mention, we are actually fighting ourselves...\n
But what does it mean to be Russell? What does it mean to dream? \nNative apps represent the cutting edge, Web overlaps, and can do so much, but isn’t given a chance. All these APIs are moving the overlap, but the Native crowd still won’t have it. But there is something else I need to mention, we are actually fighting ourselves...\n
But what does it mean to be Russell? What does it mean to dream? \nNative apps represent the cutting edge, Web overlaps, and can do so much, but isn’t given a chance. All these APIs are moving the overlap, but the Native crowd still won’t have it. But there is something else I need to mention, we are actually fighting ourselves...\n
But what does it mean to be Russell? What does it mean to dream? \nNative apps represent the cutting edge, Web overlaps, and can do so much, but isn’t given a chance. All these APIs are moving the overlap, but the Native crowd still won’t have it. But there is something else I need to mention, we are actually fighting ourselves...\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
How can mobile web do something that apps can’t touch\n
So to start, let’s look at the core problems of native apps, purely from a user value/experience point of view\n
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Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
Users are simply going to self select their apps 1. user has to know which app 2. Self limiting\nKind of like Dunbar’s number, but for apps\nHow many people run through your installed apps and cull out the unused ones?\nThis is the virtual memory of our generation\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
And it’s getting worse. Most of us are in the upper left, thinking things are fine\nBut these new apps/techologies are coming and it’s not working!\nIt just doesn’t make sense to download apps for bus stop/posters/rental cars\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
Just-in-time\n
It’s effectively a search/ranking problem\n
It’s effectively a search/ranking problem\n
It’s effectively a search/ranking problem\n
It’s effectively a search/ranking problem\n
It’s effectively a search/ranking problem\n
It’s effectively a search/ranking problem\n
We are stuck in a musty old metaphore carried over from 1980’s desktops\n
We are stuck in a musty old metaphore carried over from 1980’s desktops\n
We are stuck in a musty old metaphore carried over from 1980’s desktops\n
We are stuck in a musty old metaphore carried over from 1980’s desktops\n
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But at times this feels like a loosing battle, just like HMTL will always chase native, the Browser OS will always chase the native OS. What we really need, is PhoneGap built into the phone, not wrapped around our code. What we need is a ChromePhone...or Opera\nBut this is why we need to talk about this! What if Google, or Opera anounced a web phone?\n
But at times this feels like a loosing battle, just like HMTL will always chase native, the Browser OS will always chase the native OS. What we really need, is PhoneGap built into the phone, not wrapped around our code. What we need is a ChromePhone...or Opera\nBut this is why we need to talk about this! What if Google, or Opera anounced a web phone?\n
Apps are only secondarily about innovation, they are primarily about control and dominance \n ‘use once’ (no install, use/forget) \nEffortless discovery NFC BT4 RFID (~10 yards)\n
Apps are only secondarily about innovation, they are primarily about control and dominance \n ‘use once’ (no install, use/forget) \nEffortless discovery NFC BT4 RFID (~10 yards)\n
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