
Web based mobile app VS iPhone app
What did the company want?
I've been reading a lot about the mobile web and I'm coming to the conclusion that every news website should simply work in a small browser rather than the visitor having to download an 'App'.
This article on Reuters.com backs this up:
FT Web-based app more popular than app sold in Apple store | Reuters
More than 700,000 people use the Financial Times' Web-based mobile application to access news and other content, making it more popular than the version sold in Apple's App Store. The business newspaper, which is part of British publishing group Pearson Plc, made a gamble in June when it prepared to ditch the App Store with the introduction of its Web-based app. The FT was one of the first major publishers to reduce its dependence on Apple Inc and go out with an HTML5-based mobile application that can be read by any browser, thus bypassing the App Store. |
Any opinions?
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