Setsuna

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by Setsuna 16y ago
Same as Compaq, it's gonna end up as a sub-brand of HP http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/22/hp-ceo-palm-could-end-up-...
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by Setsuna 16y ago
Honest question: What is the revenue source for Posterous? If I move all my content to it (or Tumbler, for that matter) what will happen to my content when they go down?
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by Setsuna 16y ago
I think they changed their approach to the market. I guess they have capable people at the top who think clearly. When asked about how they felt about their rivals, Iwata responded "... rather than trying to identify a specific rival and t
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by Setsuna 16y ago
Did it have something to do with the way they advertised it?
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by Setsuna 16y ago
I like how confident Apple or Nintendo are in their products. Look at Wii- it was launched against more powerful consoles, iPhone was launched when other smartphones were more powerful, had multitasking, copy-paste(!) etc. The fact that Nin
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by Setsuna 16y ago
IMO, the problem with Nokia or for that matter MS/Palm/etc is not a lack of innovation but rather a lack of confidence in their innovations.
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by Setsuna 16y ago
For the minimalists out there: text files + dropbox
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by Setsuna 16y ago
>Money restricts us from enjoying simple pleasures in life We can easily choose to ignore money and enjoy the simple pleasures.
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by Setsuna 16y ago
iPad Nano? Isn't that already available? (iPod touch / iPhone)
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by Setsuna 16y ago
>I can't help but think that surely there's better problems to solve. This argument comes up every time the government introduces something new.
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by Setsuna 16y ago
Romanji
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by Setsuna 16y ago
> If I focused on my weaknesses, I'd still be working on my handwriting. He wasn't asking you concentrate on all your weaknesses. Prioritize your weakness based on their importance and then eliminate them. for example: If you don't kn
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by Setsuna 16y ago
True, but also consider the people who go to their friendly neighborhood hacker to get their device "unlocked".