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Tap Tap Revenge 4 Surges To #1 On The App Store With 25,000 Downloads Per Hour
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Amid Photo App Gold Rush, Hipstamatic, Moves To San Francisco
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The website is somewhat unclear on what distinguishes Wusoup from all the other dating sites. What's your killer function? That's what should be highlighted. Also, maybe you should let people browse for free before signing up.
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I'm looking forward to the 3.0 overhaul. If Android can look and function more naturally/elegantly than it can build on it's momentum. Also 3.0 should also be a universal build for phones and tablets. Its going to be interesting to see A
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Yeah, it was a Nexus S for sure. It was cnn.com I was browsing so maybe it was slow loading. I also noticed on the Galaxy Tab that the response to swiping is noticeable slower than the iPad. It's very frustrating if you're used to iOS.
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Great analysis from John Batelle on why Groupon is unique. I watched Andrew Mason's interview on Charlie Rose, and also his Startup School talk and they really seem to have hit a huge well of potential. Can't wait to see what Groupon 2.0
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I tried a Nexus S demo phone the other day, and was disappointed (comparing it with an iPhone 4). The Nexus (and most all Android) phones are jerky compared with iOS. It's also not as responsive. An example, when I zoom in to a webpage i
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I have to agree with the author. There's nothing super unique and powerful about Chrome OS that can't be replicated and done better on top of Android. Further, iOS and Android have incredible momentum right now, and it's hard seeing Chrom
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TSA lets loaded gun on plane
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Are you a nerd or a geek?
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Sounds good. I bought the full article and I'm even more convinced about exercising before breakfast.
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Wow, this is amazing. I'd love to try it out, but I'm not sure what I can do in the morning before breakfast. Maybe stationary bicycle. Anybody exercising before breakfast? What kind of exercise are you doing?
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Sounds like since you know Java, Android might be easier for you to start. You can also look onto Titanium or Phone Gap but it depends on what kind of app you're trying to make.
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I agree. A better price point would be $50 a month. Even with that I'm not sure if I would sign up for our team. If there was a step up from free, like $20 a month for less storage I might do that.
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I heard about a similar story in college and decided to try it out over 15 years ago. My roommate's uncle was a doctor and a big fan of not using soap and shampoo. The first 2 weeks were tough - very oily. But I stuck it out and then my
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Wow, that's a pretty cool diabetes blood tracking device. Kudos to you and your team.
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I'm also curious what protection or approach is taken to avoid bad things happening to single females renting a room through Airbnb.
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I had a chance to demo a couple of Windows 7 phones last week and was impressed at how smooth the navigation and inertia scrolling is. It reminds me of the iPhone experience, but less refined. I think it beats RIM and is very close to And
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Why Products Suck (And How To Make Them Suck Less)
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My wife and I got this today and it's lots of fun. The motion sensing is really incredible technology, and there could be lots of uses in the future.
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Buy a house, clean your floor, move your butt: Ars reviews Kinect
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I agree with Dave. Facebook is like your public social network, and you don't want to post private things on your wall. The question is can Facebook address this or is Facebook just fundamentally too public?
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Where are all the new Facebook apps?
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Apple to Offer Free Cases for iPhone 4 Customers
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Apple outbid by HP to buy Palm
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Steve Jobs D8 Full Interview on iTunes download
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John Gruber: I'll Tell You What's Fair
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The advantage of an iPhone/Android/WebOS app is the marketing that you gain if you're high in the rankings for your category. Also, having your app as a native app on a user's phone give them more felt "ownership" of the app and the conten
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David Pogue explains iPhone 4 upgrade options
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Admob gives the option to advertisers to target by sex (male or female) and age group. So, I wondering if they're collecting some of this info somehow as well.
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