> if I'm 150' from someone, why not just walk over to them, snap a group photo, and post it to my Twitter/Facebook/Whatever
What if you're all at a concert taking pictures of the band and crowd? Or you're at the beach and many people are taking pictures of the same beautiful sunset? You now have access to multiple photos without having had to coordinate with the strangers around you.
It actually seems like a somewhat compelling tool for capturing events.
> Currently, there are 143 one & two-star reviews in the App Store. There are 49 four & five-star reviews.
My guess is a lot of angry geeks, since they're all who know about it so far.
>My guess is a lot of angry geeks, since they're all who know about it so far.
Actually I think it's the fact that the app seems to be a buggy POS according to a large number if people. I think there are a lot of people in the startup/geek world who aren't happy with the extremely high valuation and the all the hoopla around them, but I doubt they would sabotage their app rating intentionally.
Supposedly a lot of the bugs are for somewhat older iOS versions, so I wasn't seeing them. I figured the "buggy POS" stuff was overhyped, which it seems to not be.
However, I think most of the people who know about Color are hackers and startup junkies, who all seem to have a negative inclination towards using it. So it still wouldn't surprise me if the bad reviews were overwhelming from that crowd.
What if you're all at a concert taking pictures of the band and crowd? Or you're at the beach and many people are taking pictures of the same beautiful sunset? You now have access to multiple photos without having had to coordinate with the strangers around you.
It actually seems like a somewhat compelling tool for capturing events.
> Currently, there are 143 one & two-star reviews in the App Store. There are 49 four & five-star reviews.
My guess is a lot of angry geeks, since they're all who know about it so far.