TL;DR:
I liked it, try!
Here is a longer version:
Well, linkedin has emerged as a useful tool in academic circle. It not only helps one to connect and keep in touch, but also get new connections.
They have recently introduced an iPad app, iPhone app was already there. My first feeling about this app is that it is absolutely good app.
Number one: the "home" layout is as if there are three cards on a table.
"You", "All updates" and "Inbox".
This helps focus whenever we go to the app.
Number two: I find that "linkedin daily" style of updates section impressively drawn out. They could probably use little bit more contrast over the user's comment versus the web contents. Also, when I was sliding through few news pages, back and forth, it felt slightly slower.
Moreover, there is calendar inside the updates section, which I have not used yet.
To linkedin: Do you use Machine Learning to tune up the news section to people? that could be awesomely awesome! ;)
Number three: the inbox, it brings the latest message. Again, just brings the items in focus.
It is a good app, and thanks to linkedin team for a good app. Keep up the good work.
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Here is a longer version:
Well, linkedin has emerged as a useful tool in academic circle. It not only helps one to connect and keep in touch, but also get new connections.
They have recently introduced an iPad app, iPhone app was already there. My first feeling about this app is that it is absolutely good app.
Number one: the "home" layout is as if there are three cards on a table.
"You", "All updates" and "Inbox".
This helps focus whenever we go to the app.
Number two: I find that "linkedin daily" style of updates section impressively drawn out. They could probably use little bit more contrast over the user's comment versus the web contents. Also, when I was sliding through few news pages, back and forth, it felt slightly slower.
Moreover, there is calendar inside the updates section, which I have not used yet.
To linkedin: Do you use Machine Learning to tune up the news section to people? that could be awesomely awesome! ;)
Number three: the inbox, it brings the latest message. Again, just brings the items in focus.
It is a good app, and thanks to linkedin team for a good app. Keep up the good work.
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