On 9/28/2011 12:17 PM, safoocat wrote:
> There is one bothersome consequence of downloading apps that may turn out to be junk or worse, offensive, and that is they remain in your apps list in iTunes forever.
>
But even reading reviews, there's no guarantee you'll like a particular
app. I've bought some that reviews were wonderful about yet my
experience was much less and I have removed them from my iPad. So the
same thing holds true -- I'll read reviews to see if I might be
interested, but in the end I have to install them to see if they're
really as good as the reviews.
And reading bad reviews doesn't necessarily mean that an app isn't good
for me -- it might be just the tool/book/game I'm looking for yet the
reviewer might have thought it was a waste of time.
I would hate to think I missed a great app just because the reviewer I
read didn't like it. Sort of like reading a negative review of a prime
rib dinner at a restaurant and find out the reviewer is a vegan.
--
David H. Bailey
dhbailey@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
