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Can we have a show of hands for a much needed Mumsnet application for iPhone/iTouch

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Oh I wish there was one, it would make MNetting so much easier...grin

Those in favour say 'aye'.

Hopefully the lovely, lovely people at MNHQ will see this and if we get enough interest we may actually get an application......pleeeaaaasssee! smile
MrAnchovy - do give us a shout if you think there's something we should know about/collaborate on?

We aren't planning an i-phone app right now because, as Snorbs so expertly put it, we don't really have the development resources to do it. But never say never, eh?
I find mumsnet fine on my iPod touch. But I do like apps it has to be said.
Aye. I would love a MN app for iPhone grin
Aye. I've just got an iphone and have spent the evening busily downloading apps for all sorts of things. i want an MN one now.
Is there any reason they would be against it? Have you approached mumsnet towers with it?
I have a front-end for Mumsnet that works in almost any browser, including iPhone Safari. I am not sure what would persuade me to release it because Mumsnet Towers could stop it working if they wanted to.

Any comment?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 21:30:19
AYE!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 06-Nov-09 21:21:06
ooh yes!!
aye (hoping I get the iPhone soon )
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 03-Nov-09 18:31:49
yes please from me too
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