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Quisition on an iPhone

I was thinking yesterday about how cool it would be to have a little Quisition client for the Apple iPhone so you can review your flashcards while standing in a line or catching public transport, etc.

But then I thought, what if Apple really doesn't allow 3rd party applications on the iPhone?

Then I realised: it does allow 3rd party apps. They are called the Web.

UPDATE: The same point is made by Jonathan LaCour and Mark Baker

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n[ate]vw on Jan. 16, 2007:

That sounds like an excellent strategy for Quisition - I think a mobile version could be more compelling than one targeted at a desktop browser.

James Tauber on Jan. 16, 2007:

Well, I'm hoping it doesn't require me to do anything - it should just work on iPhone's Safari.

n[ate]vw on June 11, 2007:

Apple should have just had you give the last section of today's [mostly pointless] WWDC Keynote!

I was hoping a widget would serve two purposes starting come June 29...

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Created: Jan. 13, 2007
Last Modified: Jan. 13, 2007
Author: jtauber