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August 7, 2013 02:44 am GMT
Today Appricot released Appidemia, an application guide for iOS that helps you find new software to play with, and keep track of what your friends are using. It has the added quality of being one of the prettiest applications I've used on any phone.Once a platform expands past a certain size, the sheer scale of its app catalog can become ponderous. How the heck do you find what you need? iOS, Android and Windows Phone, and so forth all struggle with this issue. I'd say that anything more than 10,000 applications becomes messy.Messy in the best possible sense, of course, given that more choice is not a bad thing in this case. You do, however, need a way to cut through the chaff.
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Meet Appidemia, A Beautiful Application Guide For iOS In Case You Need More Distractions
Today Appricot released Appidemia, an application guide for iOS that helps you find new software to play with, and keep track of what your friends are using. It has the added quality of being one of the prettiest applications I've used on any phone.Once a platform expands past a certain size, the sheer scale of its app catalog can become ponderous. How the heck do you find what you need? iOS, Android and Windows Phone, and so forth all struggle with this issue. I'd say that anything more than 10,000 applications becomes messy.Messy in the best possible sense, of course, given that more choice is not a bad thing in this case. You do, however, need a way to cut through the chaff.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/iULNUU-TyZc/
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