What Isn’t There an App For?
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What Isn’t There an App For?
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Re: What Isn’t There an App For?
#2Well. Um. Its an article. After reading it I cant say for certain if its a good or bad article. So the author tried a few random application's, apparently pays way too much for pants and cant clean their own house.
Hmm. I don't get it. Am I missing something?
Re: What Isn’t There an App For?
#3Well. Um. Its an article. After reading it I cant say for certain if its a good or bad article. So the author tried a few random application's, apparently pays way too much for pants and cant clean their own house. Hmm. I don't get it. Am I missing something?
Among gazillions of articles, this one didn't speak to you. That's fine. No need to comment.
I suggest revisiting this page in the future and see if anyone has any comments applicable to the subject. Then you can review thier take and perhaps comment on that.
Re: What Isn’t There an App For?
#4Well. Um. Its an article. After reading it I cant say for certain if its a good or bad article. So the author tried a few random application's, apparently pays way too much for pants and cant clean their own house. Hmm. I don't get it. Am I missing something?
Yes, you clicked on that link.
Re: What Isn’t There an App For?
#5Speaking about pretentious articles and misleading titles! I was expecting some sort of analysis on how the apps market is saturated and market entrance is hard but what I got is filler. Someone downloaded a few apps, used them, wrote cheesy reviews and published his experience on the nytimes of all places.
Well, great.
Re: What Isn’t There an App For?
#6Speaking about pretentious articles and misleading titles! I was expecting some sort of analysis on how the apps market is saturated and market entrance is hard but what I got is filler. Someone downloaded a few apps, used them, wrote cheesy reviews and published his experience on the nytimes of all places. Well, great.
That's why I read HN comments before following posted links.
Re: What Isn’t There an App For?
#7Speaking about pretentious articles and misleading titles! I was expecting some sort of analysis on how the apps market is saturated and market entrance is hard but what I got is filler. Someone downloaded a few apps, used them, wrote cheesy reviews and published his experience on the nytimes of all places. Well, great.
That's why I read HN comments before following posted links.
Yeah, so you can make up your own mind. And stuff.
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