This app is annoying. Please fix it for next diese App.
- whenever you open it or switch back to it, it usually freezes your phone for several seconds. Don’t know what it does while being freezer.
- it then likes to show you a full page ad for whatever’s currently featured. Again and again.
- it also very much likes to repeatedly ask you to activate bluetooth to connect to - well, yeah: what? And why? It’s not necessary for the app's functionality. And the app does not respect my constant choice to NOT activate bluetooth.
- you then end up in “Discover” mode, so you need to go back to the menu and select “my favorites”, even when you’ve left the app while being in your schedule.
- it is very frequently downloading schedule and attendee updates and you can’t interrupt that. Especially annoying when you’re not from the US and have to pay expensive roaming fees. Unless you’re only using the app in the wifi-areas, which stop 1 millimeter outside any building here, so it’s not suitable for quick checks while you’re having to commute between venues. Doing that on demand so you have the choice to update only when you’re in wifi-range would be really appreciated.
- when you’re planning your schedule and need to register for certain sessions, there’s no collaboration between the app and the schedule / registration websites. You need to copy&paste the shown URL. How 20th century...
- you have no overview about your registration status for sessions needing prior registration, so you have to switch between the app and the browser all the time.
- when you look at a session's venue, it always centers the map on the convention center, so you have to move around the map on your own to find the red bubble. I missed my first workshop @ AT&T center because of that - I thought it takes place in the convention center, so I was too late to get a shuttle or bike or run by foot.
All in all - well, you don’t have any choice but to use it as there’s no alternative app to get you through your diese App. However, for a conference dealing with such a lot topics around the next big things, top notch products, UX and stuff like that, this app is really a shame and it’s maybe better to switch back to the paper based calendar with a lot of handwritten notes.