iOS app developers ask you to pay up to upgrade to the iOS7 version of the app... "If people had a perfect understanding of what we’re doing and why, they’re not going to be upset," says Case, "but there will always be people that we don’t reach. We can’t keep making this stuff for free." . "It’s not easy at all to calm down upset users — I think one of the problems is that some people don’t understand that this is not just a hobby for me," says Rizzi. . "Although we’re probably not quite there yet, I think there are more and more people realizing that free does not work." Providing updates free of charge becomes even more difficult when you make two separate apps, as Tapbots developer Paul Haddad does. "Some folks will always complain, regardless," he says, "but for others it’ll depend on how much has changed [in the new app] and how long the app has been out." Haddad has not yet announced his plans for iOS 7. theverge/2013/9/20/4751856/are-ios-7-apps-burning-a-hole-in-your-pocket
Posted on: Fri, 20 Sep 2013 15:52:51 +0000
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