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Advice to iOS 7 developers: Push your app further with new UI

Beta developers like the thrust of iOS 7 and see a platform that gives them a chance to refresh their value to users

By Paul Krill, InfoWorld, 09/19/13

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The worst thing an iOS developer could do is "to just treat it like eye candy," says Branchfire's Bhatt. Both iOS and the Mac's OS X will eventually feel the same, he points out. "That's the direction we're headed. You can see it." Developers should be thinking that way as they evolve their apps.

This story, "Advice to iOS 7 developers: Push your app further with new UI," was originally published at InfoWorld.com.

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