noname2200 said:
If you want to push a service, it's best to make it as easily available to the consumer as possible. The more steps you require, the more consumeres you are likely to lose. For example, requiring you to download the service likely means that millions of consumers will never use this feature, either because they're unaware of/incapable of installing it (don't laugh, it'll happen), or because their interest is too low to make them bother. The latter group may have contained people who would use the service if they'd sampled it, but who will never use it because the barrier, as low as it is, was still too high.
I'm assuming they're probably still tweaking it, and don't want to ship out an incomplete or buggy version. |
I think it wont be much of a big issue at all considering so many people already download stuff like crazy anyway. It wont be completely out of the ordinary.
