Yeap, same experince as web app, not a feeling of a mobile native app. I would expect Microsoft SharePoint mobile app to act like Harmon.ie
iOS users don't need another browser experience from a mobile app, I wanted to be able to have a somewhat experience like Harmon.ie where you choose list and libraries to update and documents to open, not just pinch and expand on full sites, I can do that with iPad and laptops
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Thanks for the feedback! We are working on bringing better experiences (native and responsive) to the app. Are there specific areas you would prioritize first? Mostly lists and library?
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Matt
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Yes Lists and some type of basic calendar integration or at least notifications
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David Burton
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I too expected more. This app is very weak in features and enabling you to work within a site.
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Hassan Syed
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I agree here too, the app's focus should be on content first, then it should be up-to the user to view in 'Desktop View'. wrote a blog on this here http://aurorabits.com/reviewing-sharepoint-ios-mobile-app-iphone-ipad-device/
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Allan
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I have to agree, was thoroughly disappointed when I loaded up this app. I mean, I appreciate the fact fact that there IS an app, but boy, did I expect more.