Maybe Google could add a feature where your app could follow you in a
Google Wave :-)
On 04/03/10 16:38, Neil wrote:
I'm curious - *how* do you read it? Presumably using cyrket or the
like. Reading it via Market self is rather cumbersome and limited.
Isn't it weird that Market doesn't send feedback to the developer?
Isn't that the whole point of feedback?
Neil
http://L6n.org/android/
On Mar 4, 4:30 pm, Matt Kanninen<[email protected]> wrote:
On Mar 4, 6:15 am, Justin Giles<[email protected]> wrote:
I like to keep on top of any negatives or problems
that come through so I can address them on my apps website or in the
comments themselves if the app is free. Great way to build up reputation
with the users that way.
Justin
Very true. Users will remark on the frequency of updates, and will
complain if each update does not contain their most requested feature.
Also, while I am excited that Android is starting to scale up in
users, I still think developers should be focused less on initial
revenue and more on building up their user base and their reputation
with that user base.
The best way I can see to advertise a new application is in your old
applications. I frequently look for new applications from the
developers of my favorite apps.
I like the applications put out by Google, for example, and I enjoy
using the View More Applications by this Developer, feature. Although
I also see lots of less official apps from Google that are distributed
from distinct developer accounts attached to each specific project.
-MK
PS text editing of internet postings is easier on my Droid then any
other mobile I've used
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