Both the Google Play Store and the Apple App store reviews are submitted by users with their comments, not sure how much better you can get, unless you want to pay for reviews.
It seems to me that the users are saying if they think it is rubbish or if they love it, so, unless you want to say that these reviews are fake things look pretty good to me.
Business always say ow difficult it is to get feedback from your customers when things go well, and how loud customers can be when things have gone wrong.
To get people logging on specifically to say that they like the app is a really good thing.
Cunir, when I look on Google Play store (just now) on my PC I see 168 reviews with an avergae score over all reviews of 3.7 out of 5
People either love it, or they feel the quality isn't good enough or they have some compatibility issue.
With a score of 3.7, those that love it clearly outweigh the rest.
For all the people banging on about Action Man and the lack of communication.
I would wish to draw your attention to Sound Energy (SOU)
SOU had a man at the helm for a while who, in short order, talked the company up from 20p to almost £1 through great marketing guff, PI presentations and personal charisma (until it went wrong) before exiting as chickens came home to roost, such that he is widely vilified on their BB with the share price now at around 1p.
So, ask yourself, do you want the BOD to pump the share price and scarper, or do you prefer a realistic valuation upon which to make your investment.
I've decided that the screen price on LSE for EVRH is delayed by 15 months, not 15 minutes
Everything going up, except.......
Definitely looks like a buying morning.
@Themis - I never said that they would reply (you are a silly boy for making such a suggestion !), they did however update the EVRH holdings web on both occaisions.
I can only think that they have lost the server password.
Themis, if you want EVRH to update the holdings page on their website you have to write to the company and tell them that they are failing in their obligations to correctly inform investors.
I have done this twice, it worked both times.
Please feel free to take up the battle.
Up4Anything - Agree, I did miss the patents, too much early evenign beer.
Not being an expert, it looks to me like Apple have positioned themselves to take on Facebook and Oculus.
Whereas Melody have always been about the content, not the hardware/software.
Do Apple want to be a publisher or just provide the platform/viewer is a reasonable question.
So what have Apple bought
Some cameras
The right to broadcast NBA games in VR
A production team suited to the NBA stuff
Have I really missed anything of importance ?
Saudi Arabia cuts oil price
China exports virus
We all stay at home and stop driving cars
The sun comes out and we all go back to work
We all start driving cars again, but they are electric
Saudi Arabia goes bust
It could be that the National Theatre trailblaze and then MVR come along and make the money !
Would be nice if it happened that way.
In case anyone missed it.
The National Theatre is now closed until 30th June.
They are streaming performances on YouTube for free in the evening.
Its in 2D, not 360 or VR
Search for "National Theatre at home"
Think this can only be good for MVR if they get into theatre shows.
I think you have to say in the context of many of the recent falls on AIM that thesp has held up remarkably well.
If all things were being equal then you might have expected the sp to be down at sub 2p
But its not
Why, because MVR's time is coming and I think the market recognises it
"Coming Soon" might actually come to pass !
A couple of days of unexpected, but good, rises wiped out with a placing
Never seen that before !!!
Themis: "near future" is clearly "around the corner" and only "time will tell" as "count the days" finally getting to "any minute now"
As most of us are in the cr*pper with our portfolio's
Has anyone got any views on shares for which the sell off has been over done, by which we might hope that the price might bounce back faster than the general market ??
Regarding the increase in sales
I think you will find that their O2 offer icon has been repositioned to a more advantgeous location on the in store O2 sales screens
well said jmsf1
For your delictation, simplywallstreet.com gives the top 25 shareholders as;
11.75% Anthony Matchett
10.35% Hargreaves Lansdown
9.13% Steven Han****
8.03% John Gore
8.03% J Gore Bahamas Ltd
4.80% Invesco Ltd.
4.55% Capital Accumulation
4.51% BennBridge Ltd
4.17% Barclays Bank PLC
4.06% Jarvis Securities
3.99% Blueport Capital, L.P.
3.12% HBOS Investment
3.04% Mark Newton
1.80% GAM Holding AG
1.58% IG Group Holdings
1.44% A J Bell Holdings Limited
1.27% Union Bancaire Privee
1.24% Canaccord Genuity
1.24% Hargreave Hale
0.93% Equiniti Group
0.87% T. Rowe Price Group, Inc.
0.86% HSBC Global
0.84% Share Plc
0.71% M. D. Barnard
0.60% Walker Crips
The.Italian - Events often give rise to opportunities and it is up to MVR to "seize the day"