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Samrt phone users: App or website?
Do you find yourself using an app or website for most of the places you frequent on your smart phone?
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I always find the app is dumbed down so I tend to use the website. My iphone shows Wiki, IMDb or Facebook just fine on the browser. I only load the facebook browser as I can snap a photo right to facebook but I browse on the browser.
Maybe I am alone doing this. |
Very much depends on the site...
I prefer the Facebook app and the Stubhub app... But on most sites, especially forums, I very much prefer the real site. |
Mostly still use the websites.
I use the Ebay app now though... |
website, and mostly the full site version not the mobile one.
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if a site has a good app, its usually more efficient. most sites dont though. i would rather an app though.
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real website only the aps are horrible and i hate mobile site
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For some sites that I use OFTEN, a GOOD app is worth it. For example, PayPal has a lot of features on the site. 98% of the time, I want to either check the balance or rarely, send a payment. Being able to log in without entering the password is handy. Most apps are simply limiting, so I just use the site for anything but Paypal I think. |
For some reason our local newspapers have their apps dumbed down so that they don't support anything, pinch zoom, back, videos or even linked videos, and I always end up opening up the full website.. Still if the app is good, I don't see why I'd open the browser etc
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Glad to know. I really hate mobile sites. I should have added that option.
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I like mobile web apps. If I want it in App form, I can just wrap it up and launch it within it's own app if need be.
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I'd rather an app but ONLY if it has 100% of the features of the full site. Which is approximately zero of them. Most mobile sites are just plain stupid.
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I prefer website
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Interesting trend from tech savvy folks.
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An APP if it's built right. And that doesn't mean 100% of the website features as some people are claiming, that means it has all the features you constantly use. Needing to go to the website to do something I only do once a year doesn't bother me. Having an extra feature on my app that I only use once a year that ends up blogging up the app will bother me.
The point of having an app is to provide me with features I need more easily so I can accomplish the task at hand more quickly and efficiently. If I simply want the website and all of it's features - I should just visit the website right? That's what responsive design is for. |
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website all the way
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