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Apple. What’s that smell?

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  • CracklePotCracklePot
    edited April 2018

    @ruggedsmooth said:
    You guys actually use the apps you buy? Me I just collect them lol

    I just sort them, like @tja . ;)
    Just kidding @tja. You are awesome. B)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @brambos said:

    @Cib said:
    But proper 14 day demos or so would solve most of the trouble i have with iOS apps.

    Lots of apps and games are only useful or entertaining for a period (or situation/occasion) shorter than 14 days. It's a model that would certainly be abused to the extent that it substantially hurts Apple and developers alike.

    But if developers could decide....
    If a music production tool doesn‘t please me longer than 14 days it‘s not the right thing anyway.
    All i can say is i didn‘t buy now 9 of 10 apps i‘m interested in for this reason.
    Or do you want to release a new app every 14 days? ;)

  • brambosbrambos

    @Cib said:

    @brambos said:

    @Cib said:
    But proper 14 day demos or so would solve most of the trouble i have with iOS apps.

    Lots of apps and games are only useful or entertaining for a period (or situation/occasion) shorter than 14 days. It's a model that would certainly be abused to the extent that it substantially hurts Apple and developers alike.

    But if developers could decide....
    If a music production tool doesn‘t please me longer than 14 days it‘s not the right thing anyway.
    All i can say is i didn‘t buy now 9 of 10 apps i‘m interested in for this reason.
    Or do you want to release a new app every 14 days? ;)

    Obviously I was talking about apps in general. Apple doesn’t make special rules for our little niche. And for games (by far the biggest app business segment) a 14 day rule would be totally catastrophic. :)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @brambos said:

    @Cib said:

    @brambos said:

    @Cib said:
    But proper 14 day demos or so would solve most of the trouble i have with iOS apps.

    Lots of apps and games are only useful or entertaining for a period (or situation/occasion) shorter than 14 days. It's a model that would certainly be abused to the extent that it substantially hurts Apple and developers alike.

    But if developers could decide....
    If a music production tool doesn‘t please me longer than 14 days it‘s not the right thing anyway.
    All i can say is i didn‘t buy now 9 of 10 apps i‘m interested in for this reason.
    Or do you want to release a new app every 14 days? ;)

    Obviously I was talking about apps in general. Apple doesn’t make special rules for our little niche. And for games (by far the biggest app business segment) a 14 day rule would be totally catastrophic. :)

    Yes, sadly.
    95% of my iOS apps are still only music production related. So i‘m mainly interested in this niche market.
    Again i miss the pro app store.

  • KühlKühl

    Well... I’m not just sitting on my ass letting capitalism rip me off, I’m doing something about it!

  • u0421793u0421793

    This will not stand:

  • knewspeakknewspeak

    @Cib said:

    @brambos said:

    @Cib said:

    @brambos said:

    @Cib said:
    But proper 14 day demos or so would solve most of the trouble i have with iOS apps.

    Lots of apps and games are only useful or entertaining for a period (or situation/occasion) shorter than 14 days. It's a model that would certainly be abused to the extent that it substantially hurts Apple and developers alike.

    But if developers could decide....
    If a music production tool doesn‘t please me longer than 14 days it‘s not the right thing anyway.
    All i can say is i didn‘t buy now 9 of 10 apps i‘m interested in for this reason.
    Or do you want to release a new app every 14 days? ;)

    Obviously I was talking about apps in general. Apple doesn’t make special rules for our little niche. And for games (by far the biggest app business segment) a 14 day rule would be totally catastrophic. :)

    Yes, sadly.
    95% of my iOS apps are still only music production related. So i‘m mainly interested in this niche market.
    Again i miss the pro app store.

    Games demos seem to work elsewhere?

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