So resolve is getting close to final submission of the Anki native iPhone app. It looks pretty sweet with a decent feature list in the first release and the promise of plenty more features to come.
I know pretty much everyone on this forum has benefitted hugely from Anki, and will continue to do so into the future. I don't think there's ever been a program with a lone developer with such good support and whose development responds so quickly to user requests.
This iPhone app is the first version of Anki which won't be free. In fact, it will probably be entering the app store at $25, which is above the standard app price band. Is it worth it? In my opinion, hell yes it is. I see this as a great opportunity to give support to resolve at the same time as getting something in return for your money. Many people might have considered donating to Anki in the past and never got around to it, or decided in the end that they couldn't afford to give up money for nothing. Well soon you can show your support and get a nice app.
$25 dollars is approximately 7 Starbucks coffees where I live, or the price of a very cheap textbook. I know I appreciate anki more than that.
So who's going to be queuing at the App Store on release day?
I know pretty much everyone on this forum has benefitted hugely from Anki, and will continue to do so into the future. I don't think there's ever been a program with a lone developer with such good support and whose development responds so quickly to user requests.
This iPhone app is the first version of Anki which won't be free. In fact, it will probably be entering the app store at $25, which is above the standard app price band. Is it worth it? In my opinion, hell yes it is. I see this as a great opportunity to give support to resolve at the same time as getting something in return for your money. Many people might have considered donating to Anki in the past and never got around to it, or decided in the end that they couldn't afford to give up money for nothing. Well soon you can show your support and get a nice app.
$25 dollars is approximately 7 Starbucks coffees where I live, or the price of a very cheap textbook. I know I appreciate anki more than that.
So who's going to be queuing at the App Store on release day?