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arpit
15y ago
Booo....the video is in Silverlight.I cant watch it on any of the devices I own (besides a desktop :( )
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arpit
15y ago
Nothing native, but third party services like Instapaper and Read It Later are popular
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ITC says HTC violating two of Apple's patents
(news.cnet.com)
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15y ago
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Mini DisplayPort to HDMI cables face recall over licensing issues
(appleinsider.com)
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15y ago
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Some ideas for Google Circles
(arpitonline.com)
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15y ago
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arpit
15y ago
I think it depends on the kind of startup. If your startup is trying to grow an audience around a service with a free app, Android is a good place to start, if you are dependent on sales of the app for revenue, I'd go with iOS.
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Some Apps Do Sell: Developer Makes $750K in 3 Weeks on Android Market
(readwriteweb.com)
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15y ago
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Apple wins patent for multitouch mobile interface
(macvideo.tv)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I think this is another "make the platform better" move more than anything else. My biggest gripe with every new app is the "Sign in to Twitter to share" button and off late I have stopped doing that. This feature now lets developers use a
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Ask HN: Is RSS consumption moving to tablets/phones?
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15y ago
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On APIs, Platforms and Predatory Evolution
(arpitonline.com)
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15y ago
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arpit
15y ago
There is an Android Thumbs Keyboard app for tablets: http://www.thumbkeyboard.blogspot.com/ . Have heard a few friends rave about it.
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IOS may make up 80% of mobile video viewing
(electronista.com)
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15y ago
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Yatr: Our hack for the Techcrunch NYC Hackathon
(arpitonline.com)
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15y ago
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arpit
16y ago
I loved placekitten.com, can we have one that does Star Wars images? :P
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Thoughts on an open Twitter replacement: Concentrate on what's done poorly
(arpitonline.com)
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16y ago
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Replacing Twitter: A Modest Proposal
(window.punkave.com)
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16y ago
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arpit
16y ago
Does anyone think this could rejuvenate something like Status.net ( http://status.net/ ) or any other open system for status updates? (I always hopeful about that)
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arpit
16y ago
Last line pretty much sums it up: "Is html5 the future? I sure hope so!Unfortunately, it isn't the present."
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Bookmarklet turns any webpage into a wireframe
(volkside.com)
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arpit
16y ago
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arpit
16y ago
I actually like it and it feel it has some legs. In an era of TL;DR ( http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=tl;dr ),it seems to be a good way to get a bunch of trivial information really fast. The audience here may not be the targe
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arpit
16y ago
But how does one find those follow up posts? I don't see any pingbacks on your blog either. Its an interesting problem though, I actually find a lot of value in comments, especially when the topics aren't too sensational and the people aren
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arpit
16y ago
I really need to write a post on "Shortchanging your blog readers by spewing opinion but disabling comments". Whats with this? DaringFireball is the worst of the lot. Is this some new trend?
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Why Google was correct in Chrome dropping H.264
(arpitonline.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Do I get extra points for actually asking that question at the Web 2.0 conference considering his answer seems to be circulating quite a bit in the news ;) The answer is kinda hogwash anyway, since Google TV is a keyboard based device that
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Apple: No new apps in store during holidays
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16y ago
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16y ago
Good point, I haven't used emacs in 8 years, but I know a couple of developers who use it with a lot of passion, even though I imagine its hard for non developers to use it. But using the formal exported by that may not be a bad idea. I wou
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An OPML like exportable format for Todo Lists?
(arpitonline.com)
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16y ago
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Notes on Game Mechanics
(arpitonline.com)
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16y ago
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Comcast Donates Additional IPv6 Open Source Software
(blog.comcast.com)
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16y ago
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