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]]> http://www.macstories.net/stories/nibirutech-gfw-china/#comment-10595 dorian_grey Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:25:01 +0000 http://www.macstories.net/?p=3479#comment-10595 On the one hand I quite like NibiruTech's apps as they are quite good and offer a great set of features. Furthermore NibiruTech really tries to improve the apps, pushes out updates regularly and listens to their userbase. On the other hand their apps are absolutely not unique, most features and great parts of the design are copied from other apps. I feel somehow uncomfortable when using an app from which I know that nearly every aspect has been invented by someone else and now has just been stuffed into one new app. On the one hand I quite like NibiruTech's apps as they are quite good and offer a great set of features. Furthermore NibiruTech really tries to improve the apps, pushes out updates regularly and listens to their userbase.
On the other hand their apps are absolutely not unique, most features and great parts of the design are copied from other apps. I feel somehow uncomfortable when using an app from which I know that nearly every aspect has been invented by someone else and now has just been stuffed into one new app.

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