TheCrusher
Member
There are times when I find myself sitting in front of my computer at work (a fast Mac Pro with dual 24" HD resolution displays, and a fast University connection), and yet I reach for my Droid for something that I need to do.
One example is Fandango, - the Droid app is a lot faster than the using the web on my desktop, despite the speed advantages of the desktop.
As a developer, I think one part of this is that building everything as a web page seriously hampers efficiency and usability. So maybe there are many examples where an app will be preferred over a web page. But I suspect there are other reasons as well.
Another example is some websites, where I prefer the mobile version over the full version.
So here's the question: When would you rather use something on your phone, even when a "real" computer is handy?
tom
One example is Fandango, - the Droid app is a lot faster than the using the web on my desktop, despite the speed advantages of the desktop.
As a developer, I think one part of this is that building everything as a web page seriously hampers efficiency and usability. So maybe there are many examples where an app will be preferred over a web page. But I suspect there are other reasons as well.
Another example is some websites, where I prefer the mobile version over the full version.
So here's the question: When would you rather use something on your phone, even when a "real" computer is handy?
tom