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'''What is an App?''' | |||
**has their own navigation in the UI (not relying on the chrome for nav) | **has their own navigation in the UI (not relying on the chrome for nav) | ||
**has a native look and feel | **has a native look and feel | ||
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**synced in the cloud, but only gets installed to the device when the users asks for it from the cloud | **synced in the cloud, but only gets installed to the device when the users asks for it from the cloud | ||
**works well on at least two of the following device types - phones, tablets, desktops/laptops | **works well on at least two of the following device types - phones, tablets, desktops/laptops | ||
**uses one of the following, but doesn't have to: | **uses one of the following, but doesn't have to: | ||
***accelerometer | ***accelerometer | ||
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***geolocation | ***geolocation | ||
'''What is NOT an App?''' | |||
**a website | **a website | ||
Revision as of 03:07, 24 March 2012
What is an App?
- has their own navigation in the UI (not relying on the chrome for nav)
- has a native look and feel
- remembers the user's state - stay logged in unless the user logged out
- synced in the cloud, but only gets installed to the device when the users asks for it from the cloud
- works well on at least two of the following device types - phones, tablets, desktops/laptops
- uses one of the following, but doesn't have to:
- accelerometer
- camera
- offline storage
- microphone
- geolocation
What is NOT an App?
- a website