Invisible apps could be the future, but is that a good thing?

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By Joe WhiteAug 17, 2015, 9:50 am394 pts
The way we interact with apps is changing. In the future, we might not even “interact” with many applications at all, on our iPhones and iPads. At least, not in the way we’re familiar with. Because “invisible apps,” that is, applications which allow users to perform tasks without requiring access to a native…

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