Accidental Tech Podcast
44: A Plague With Very Minor Effects
Dec 18, 2013 · 1 hr 51 min · Episode 44 · 53.5 MB
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- What if the new USB connector is too similar to Lightning? (John Gruber on Lightning)
- Potential for 5120-wide Retina displays to overcome Thunderbolt bandwidth limits by using "dual-input displays"?
- John's "quick" tips for TV calibration. (THX TV-calibration app)
- "Rate This App" dialogs:
- The Talk Show's excellent discussion.
- Marco's post.
- Underscore David Smith on App Store quality standards.
- How Apple could process "report as inappropriate" at scale.
- The effects of web popularity on Casey and Marco's respective unpopular apps (Fast Text and Bugshot).
- 5 Whys exploring why developers use "Rate This App" dialogs.
- What could Apple do to improve this?
- App Store discoverability vs. search, and how search could be improved.
- How much developers should be responsible for their own app marketing, and the uncomfortable reality that many apps just aren't compelling enough to sell well.
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What if the new USB connector is too similar to Lightning
everyinteraction.comJohn Gruber on Lightning
daringfireball.netPotential for 5120-wide Retina displays
twitter.com"dual-input displays"
d35lb3dl296zwu.cloudfront.netTHX TV-calibration app
itunes.apple.comThe Talk Show's excellent discussion
muleradio.netMarco's post
marco.orgUnderscore David Smith on App Store quality standards
david-smith.orgFast Text
itunes.apple.comBugshot
itunes.apple.com5 Whys
en.wikipedia.orgBackblaze
backblaze.comHover
hover.comAudible
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