This is what is said about OEM partnerships in the whitepaper:

If they are able to partner up with a big OEM and with many OEMs, then it would really be revolutionary since their app store is installed in many devices, and the apps available would probably be patronized.

I'm wondering how it worked before, since the platform was already functional before and seemingly successful from before, did they have the same functions as paying for peer to peer hiring process, and also paying for information verification and also reputation building?

the new whitepaper has much better presentation than before, its more neat and pleasant to read.
i just had a hard time understanding the voice used  in the  youtube video.

Service workers and caching gives the application the ability to still function even while offline, but these functions are limited as there is probably a maximum amount of space that they can consume depending on device and storage conditions.

That would be awesome but I think number 3 would be much more realistic. Apple app store and Google play store are probably now starting to implement apps on PWA so, this will just be an additional competition.

For an established app store like Apple, they don't need beginners or those who don't really think much about their app. If an app developer creates an app using templates, there's a possibility of being similar to other apps with the same template.

It's easy to develop the app and make it available worldwide since they are already established, the question is how about the processes that would be involved in the hiring process? And also the verification process?

I'm interested on how they will be developing the suite since that's where the new apps are gonna be made. If it is really PWA, the apps can be made without using the suite since creating simple web apps can be done easily enough through online materials.

If it's about potential, yes it is high but we won't know how it will all turn out since we are still in the middle of it. Their experience gives guarantee to the investors that they know what they are doing.

We are also very thankful for having this opportunity trust logic this might be the solution to lessen the unemployment people in our society and in fact we all want this to happen also. As we all know we can also get benefits from it and I know this project has a potential to be successful in the near future, that's why we're looking forward for more updates and we are also encouraging more people to support this project.

Saving a webpage to your desktop really would consume less space than installing an application, but the features would probably be limited and better functionality would be experienced when using it online.

This app can be used in the Internet browser, requires no App Store download and works even in offline mode. The advanced technology that comes with Progressive Web Apps provides a smoother user experience, as Progressive Web Apps have a much faster loading time (less than three seconds) and are kept up-to-date. For Trivago customers, this means they can easily make their searches and bookings – without fear of a possible crash (as with a native app). It supports the link on the home screen of your smartphone to locate and use the web app immediately. With this link, you do not have to search for the Trivago website in your mobile browser, but can start planning your trip right away.

Can't wait ot ry the apps available on this new platform! I think they should, too, but I don't think it's easy to actually create an app store, so, we'll just have to wait.

That's actually a great idea. If they launched the platform first and are able to actually make profit out of it, then this project will surely be a success. Any ICO with an already existing fully functional platform is a big green for investors.

For me, it would still be native apps vs. PWA. Native apps will still have a lot of features(Facebook) compared to PWA, I think. PWA is new and will probably need a lot more development before rivaling native apps.

PWA is innovation, it's improvement in the  existing technology. There's no disadvantage to the end user really since the apps will just be the same, but you could also use them offline now.

yes trustlogic system would probably not work in all countries but the important thing is they will be able to help some people wherein their system is applicable. I also don't expect some high end companies to work with trust logics as they would probably prefer hiring and verifying data on their own.