It wasn't the technology that made auto-playing video/animations bad. Just because you can now do it with native html rather than flash doesn't make it ok.
Any.do Cal
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#12is this better than UpTo? seems like that is a like of "press"
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#13It wasn't the technology that made auto-playing video/animations bad. Just because you can now do it with native html rather than flash doesn't make it ok.
I don't think people generally care about auto playing if there is no sound. At least I don't.
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#14I...
installed it,
came to the prompt about importing your contacts,
decided that I didn't want to do that,
found that I could not continue setting up the app without doing so,
deleted the app.
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#15How is it free?
Are there ads? Is the project a portfolio-demo for an agency? Are they hoping to get bought out by Apple/Google, and then replace the app with a knock-off version discombobulated by the whims VPs and PMs?
Ah, the price is giving the devs a copy of my address book. To sell? rent? analyze?
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#16Any.do is great. waiting for the android version of Cal
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#17I played around it for 5 mins and deceided to delete it. Too fancy. Fantastical is much better IMO
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#18I... installed it, came to the prompt about importing your contacts, decided that I didn't want to do that, found that I could not continue setting up the app without doing so, deleted the app.
This is exactly what I did.
Too bad, it looked like it might have been a cool app.
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#19Since we're talking calendar apps, thought I'd post this thing from Teehan+Lax called Upcoming. It's a calendar UI experiment. I'm not sure they nailed it, but it is great to see people trying new approaches...
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#20I don't understand the big blank iPhone at the top? Edit: Nevermind. Tested in Safari, and it's just broken in Chromium.
Doesn't work on Firefox either. It's just a see-through iPhone at the top.