Agreed. I've more or less stopped buying any new iOS apps. Having had an iPhone for just under three years now, I've basically found a solution for anything I care about using my phone for. However, I've noticed that I regularly hear about a "great new app" from newer iOS users, but it turns out to be some recycled version of an app/game I already have.
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Agreed. I've more or less stopped buying any new iOS apps. Having had an iPhone for just under three years now, I've basically found a solution for anything I care about using my phone for. However, I've noticed that I regularly hear about a "great new app" from newer iOS users, but it turns out to be some recycled version of an app/game I already have.
'Just realized I'm a hipster iOS user.
I recently bought a game which I (and friends) implemented versions of in high school... in the early 80s. :-)
Which one?
Hard Lines.
(I saw some article about problems with a version; just shows that all advertisement is good...)