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Mardi, 11 Janvier 2011 01:14

Epicurious: Watch A Great iPhone App Drop To A One Star Rating Because Of Corporate Inattention

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You’d think the same folks who tore Gourmet down to the ground in order to embrace new media would be a bit more savvy. If you cook, you’ve probably tried (and loved) the Conde Nast Epicurious iPhone app. The app has been essential in the kitchen and I’ve made many great recipes over the past few

months. Recently, however, they added an interstitial ad to their app that essentially breaks it beyond all hope.

When you search for a recipe, a screen pops up with an X and a “Try Now” button. Press the “Try Now” button and you head over to the app store (on an iPhone) to a page describing how magical the Gourmet iPad app is. That’s right, you can’t download it on the iPhone. Press the X? Guess what happens. That’s right. It goes back to the App Store.

Call me a Channel 4 Problem Solver but I’m here to shame Conde Nast’s programmers into fixing this error. The app went from four stars to one with countless complaints describing the problem and there is, as of this writing, no update. I’m never one to refuse a massive worldwide media conglomerate a free add view, but this ad is a more a bug than anything else and it’s really ruining my efforts at cooking a bacon onion tart.


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Authors: John Biggs

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