Tag Archives: ios

Instacrash: Instagram you have an App problem. A serious one

By Ouriel | Published: December 17, 2012

All eyes are now focuses on the background story behind the acquisition turmoil instagram went through. Not mentioning the new polemical privacy policy story… Well…. the real story is happening around the app itself. Instagram has recently made a update to the beloved app which is enraging the users. De facto its quality score (the [...]

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App Score September Report – What happened in the App Quality world in September?

By Maxence | Published: October 18, 2012
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As we do every month, we are happy to present you the new edition of our App Score Report, which can be considered as the quality score report of the best apps. Every month we highlight what were best apps in different categories based on a set of quality parameters, regardless of their rank. TOP [...]

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App Score July Report – What happened in the App Quality world in July?

By Maxence | Published: August 17, 2012

As we promised last month, we will compile a monthly App Score Report, and this is the July edition. So what are the main movements for July? TOP 25 Ever – iPhone – Game Move the Box, Paper Toss, Logos Quiz Game & 2 other apps left the TOP 25 Free apps. Angry Birds Games [...]

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Facebook app center: what’s not being said and asked

By Ouriel | Published: June 8, 2012

Yes. We heard about Facebook app center. We read the news. But a lot of critical information and questions have been ignored. So we’re going to ask and lay out a few points here:   Facebook app center is NOT an app store: an app store means hosting apps, enabling delivery/download and transaction. Facebook App [...]

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Inter-app communication and the future of app (re)discovery

By Yann Lechelle | Published: January 23, 2012

  This post is fairly technical in nature, but also fairly accessible. Inter-app communication is still in its infancy. Indeed, as powerful software publishers would have it, each app or each suite of apps would attempt to lock users into a unique file format to achieve a sort of monopole. This is clearly what Microsoft [...]

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