www.truphone.com/moo - if you need it

Thank you, Alec et al. A very interesting call.<br/>

No, we don't! :-)

Is James going to lapse into the cow song? :-) (Quite the enthusiasm there, James.)

good answer, thanks :P

lol black magic heh

Craik - I'll get to you next.

Yeah apples pov not so much the consumer/fan

Yeah more of a review process

Third SkypeOut disconnect today... don't think I'll be calling in via Skype tomorrow.

It seems like the first platform that really compliments your user experience and or take it to a new level

As soon as he mutes again.

it's Bill.

There seems to be some crosstalk of small children on the bridge?

I was curious how the reviewer process works? Can you explain more about these folks who review your app concept, and basically have a say on its eventual success or not?

thx

has anyone run into restrictions in app develop that have come up from apple after you've made the app, following their initial guidelines? like any surprises like oh you cant make that either scenarios?

no official video support from Apple.

any reason why QIK hasnt come to the app store yet?

very few 3G phones are

I believe it's small now, Nick. It was very large in the 1.1 timeframe.

does anyone know what % of iphones are jailbroken?

Yea! (for IfByPhone being a Mac-centric place)

yep

must have flaky gateways today

Second SkypeOut disconnect of this call. :-(

there is a link here

it's on the catalog page for the app

Nokia 6600 can't run signed J2ME apps. Known bug.

that's right!

Apple does have a support link on the iTunes catalog for apps

I have to deal with that, you need to have the fans reply ... not you

Port 80 HTTP is allowed in unsigned J2ME apps

LOL

Developers! Developers! Developers! Developers!

In fact I'd say that a small publisher pretty much CAN'T get a Brew app published to Verizon handsets

tens of thousands of dollars for a BREW app

Or Verizon

from the user perspective, you're right, it works. i'm looking at it from a developer perspective, wondering whether to go native or web.

seems to be working, creme floats to the top

good point, but discovery is going to be a lot harder when there are 10,000+ applications...

but how do people find it?

what's funny is that MEEBO.COM is the best IM for the iPhone and it's a web app

The issue is discovery

absolutely. It's already happening in my case.

hmmm. i wonder if people will get sick of having too many apps on their phone, similar to the way people are wary of installing apps on their PC (preferring to use web apps instead).

yeah - the business of web apps is declining, but I wonder about the use of the wrapped web browser is all.

yes, native apps can launch the web app, and that makes sense for commerce, help etc.

Apple has a directory of web apps, it's still there ... but not being featured

Most of our web traffic came from the Apple iPhone portal, which is now buried on their website

It's not that people stopped using web apps, it's that new people didn't.

interesting

Traffic to web apps was flat/declining when the app store opened. No boost in traffic with the launch of the 3G iPhone.

gmail, google reader, etc. are web...

web development was pretty much killed as a market by the app store

the web vs native app question is a big one for me... interested in answers...

this is interesting

native coding, remote debuging and performance profiling, 3d engine

Chrome running it great here too

Oops, SkypeOut failed on me..

MOrning Arshad!

Chrome's running Calliflower well for me, btw.

awesome

Kerry tells me he is going to join also.

Dropping off for a moment to come back on using a different method.

WAP, since 2000. J2ME since 2002 ... BREW, etc.

We've lost dan... hmmm....

Guilty as charged

guess not.

test.... is Chrome slowing down my app?

Good morning.

No Kerry? Shame

I am on the call.

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