Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
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Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#2He loved the Urbanspoon iPhone app. The iPad app, not so much.
Someday I'll write up the story about the time we met in person. Yes, I too got yelled at by Steve Jobs.
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#3http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/urbanspoon-for-ipad/id3692674...
I'm not surprised Jobs said that. Looks like someone hit it with the ugly stick^H^H spoon.
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#4I've been involved indirectly in the self catering accommodation industry for about 3 decades. (I grew up working in my mom's holiday letting agency in cape town) The percentage of revenue spent on marketing in the industry is staggering. 20% to 50% is common here in France and in South Africa in Cape Town which is highly competitive. Much of this goes to adwords these days. It's a very cash rich space so an amazing opportunity. Best of luck Adam and team!!
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#5Jobs responded: “I think the UI isn’t so good.”
trashed!!?? really
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#6“I think the UI isn’t so good.” == "trashed"?
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#7The most ironic part is that this new app's UI sucks as well. High res photos != UI
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#8The most ironic part is that this new app's UI sucks as well. High res photos != UI
That was my first impression. But that's only one picture. Maybe the rest of the app looks better? Maybe the article writer only had access to an ugly one?
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#9Steve Jobs did not trash his app. OP is either name-dropping or link-baiting.
Re: Steve Jobs trashed my last iPad app, so I created this
#10"The iPad’s new “retina display” boasts a 2048-by-1536 resolution, a display that Joshua Topolsky of The Verge notes has a million more pixels than a HDTV."
Does this seem out of place in this article?