Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Why Email must be the ONLY communication app on your smartphone

Although this is an Anti-Sample, this is what everyone seems to be doing nowadays.
Look at Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest.
And Whatsapp, Viber, Line, Skype, Messenger. [i really want to fight all this message spam]
lot more local regional players in each country in Asia.

My goal of creating a universal app combining notifications from the same people
from all instant messaging applications is now even more stronger.
Why? i always wanted to. Plus,
i am working on Android application development recently.
I came across this while exploring documentation at
https://www.google.com/design/spec/patterns/notifications.html

i will make a watch on all messages, and display counter - "N messages received today from M people, time required for reading P hours Q minutes R seconds."
additionally, data transmissions by group of apps: "Sent : xyz uB, Received: klm uB"

Imagine, if i created an app that notifies you of every google search i made in realtime,
you'll end up with what and how much on a weekend.
Google stopped giving me smart results recently.
Does not even offer me my flights or points of interest results.
I'm thinking of moving to Bing, and see if Cortana befriends me.

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