Unified Messaging Apps Severely Lacking

After spending some time looking for a unified messaging app, I've been wholly underwhelmed by the options available. Do others see this hole in the market? Why aren't more companies attempting to fill this vacancy? Intuitively I would think that an app developer could be pretty successful creating an app with a simple UI that eliminates the need to check 6 different messaging apps for messages and notifications. Just wondering if I'm alone in my puzzlement.



Submitted August 31, 2017 at 04:41PM by crowezone http://ift.tt/2gsZa0E http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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