> While it does cost $99 to get in the store, the app can be used by millions for no additional cost. Hosting fees for a web app will grow along with the user base. Even without users, a domain plus a basic hosting plan will easily be more than $99/year.
$99/year is just to host the 'client-side'. Most likely you still the backend so that cost is still the same.
> Thirteen. Instagram had thirteen employees when acquired by Facebook.
But then Instagram was mostly just a simple photo editor app without the social graph complexity. Sure you can still build and maintain such an app with thirteen people.
I’ve been following Apple for a long time and the stock almost always rises ahead of announcements and falls after. Pretty sure that pattern has existed for ~20 years.
Yep. Yet time after time “stock dropped after announcement” is trotted out as some sort of indicator of consumer sentiment whenever anyone is looking to start a silly flame war, because it’s convenient to temporarily ignore that share prices are already the result of 12-dimensional speed chess.
I miss no access control for speaker. There is global default. I turn on speakers for one music app and at next launch another social media app plays their ads on full volume.
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