Interesting feedback guys. While reading this thread, I just read in a SMH
article that Apple's shares fell 8% - allegedly due to the maps app
and under supply of iPhone 5.
http://www.smh.com.au/digital-life/mobiles/dings-and-scratches-cause-iphone-5-supply-issues-20121011-27ebd.html
Seems like s
Apple's mantra has always been about the customer experience, but they have
broken that customer contract with this maps release.
I see this as a sign that Apple have hit their peak and will begin to fall
from their current dizzy heights.
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Perhaps apple should have released it separately as an MVP and not part of
ios6. The customer experience of ios6 is tarnished for one app.
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My lesson would be that the concept of MVP (while great) is only really
useful in fairly new uncontested market space. when someone (google)
already has a "killer app" you vant go the MVP route.
On Monday, October 8, 2012 3:52:26 PM UTC+11, chinmiester wrote:
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> Hey guys,
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> I thought it would
