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Amen. To borrow a quote from Alton Brown, "I hate unitaskers." -- applies to apps, as well as, kitchen tools.
He hates unitaskers in the kitchen because they take up finite space and money. These don't really apply to tiny free apps. It's like complaining about an extra key in a keyring you never use in a drawer you never open.
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He hates unitaskers in the kitchen because they take up finite space and money. These don't really apply to tiny free apps. It's like complaining about an extra key in a keyring you never use in a drawer you never open.
Not sure how much space you have on your phone, but just a few more apps installed can cause problems for me.
A huge app that does nothing, that's a very different thing.
I'm an iOS developer. I have over 500 apps in iTunes ("Can you check this out please and tell me how much a menu like theirs would cost"), mostly not on my devices.
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Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
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Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
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Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
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Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hacker News is usable on mobile Safari, but it's not as good as it could be. Try using Alien Blue to browse reddit on an iPhone (and especially an iPad). It is a superior experience to using the plain web site (even m.reddit.com). I very much wish there was an equivalent for Hacker News.
Hacker Node works pretty well, but doesn't support voting, commenting or submitting.