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by dbreunig 18y ago
I agree, that headline is just trolling for traffic. 6 million? Come on. Settle down.
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Kiefer Sutherland Tries to Get Early iPhone 3G, But Is Snubbed Instead(switched.com)
1 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments
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Social Media: Metrics & Misnomers(contextiscontent.wordpress.com)
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The iPhone and Other Transparent Devices(contextiscontent.wordpress.com)
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How to take Better Naps(boston.com)
62 points by dbreunig 18y ago|12 comments
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by dbreunig 18y ago
All they had to do was see the sign and the list of what it took to be an "expert." Oh, and let's not forget the social context: if there weren't people there they wouldn't care about not appearing expertish.
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TSA's New Queue Sorting Methods: Great UE Case Study(dbreunig.tumblr.com)
18 points by dbreunig 18y ago|4 comments
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On A Scale of 1 to 5: Rating and Reputation Systems(boxesandarrows.com)
3 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments
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Employee fired for updating Wikipedia(crunchgear.com)
1 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments
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NYT Slams Jerry Yang(nytimes.com)
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Is Twitter the next marketing channel?(molecularvoices.molecular.com)
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Ask YC: What do you want to know about mobile usage? (An Open Source Survey)
3 points by dbreunig 18y ago|1 comments
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by dbreunig 18y ago
This metaphor is stretched to say the least.
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IPhone 3G is finally official(engadget.com)
49 points by dbreunig 18y ago|61 comments
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Twitter Prepares for Upcoming WWDC Keynote(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments
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by dbreunig 18y ago
The thumbnails of the others they were considering are telling...very iPhone-esque. Google is moving to Apple, becoming a challenger rather than the usual innovator.
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Case Study: Toyota's Innovation in Production Processes(newyorker.com)
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Video Game Post-War Therapy: Virtual Iraq(newyorker.com)
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Autotune's Impact on Music(newyorker.com)
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Reader Alert The New Atlantis is quietly a very conservative publication. Just FYI.
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by dbreunig 18y ago
The BBC show "The Secret Life of Machines" did an excellent episode on the history of the office space. They're even hosted online for free! Scroll down to the second last episode. http://www.exploratorium.edu/ronh/SLOM/ I recommend watch
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by dbreunig 18y ago
I like #2. Solve a problem and find the people to whom that solution is most valuable. Start there, cater to them, make them passionate, and voila: there's your base!
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to push a rental if it didn't do amazing at the box office. The odds that people haven't seen it yet are much better.
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Google gets the importance of mapping, and location will be the crux of mobile data aggregation going forward. That being said, I don't think Apple doesn't get mapping. But I think only they can execute it smoothly and relevantly. Google,
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Sci-Fi Show to Tie into Virtual World, and Visa-Versa(latimes.com)
1 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments
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by dbreunig 18y ago
Insert obligatory pun about the service going down here
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What Good is Breakfast?(nymag.com)
1 points by dbreunig 18y ago|0 comments
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by dbreunig 18y ago
On the AppStore...has anyone attempted to find widgets for your iGoogle page as of late? It's a clusterf * of content, most of which is unusable. Do you really think they'll avoid this problem on a phone, which has MUCH less forgiveness fo
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by dbreunig 18y ago
The problem with this model is the barrier of set-up. The mom who craves simplicity can't be the one setting up the device. Any product with the promise of 'simplifying complexity" has to overcome this problem, and no one has solved it as o
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by dbreunig 18y ago
The Android team still doesn't get it. If I have to customize the interface to get it usable out of the box, I'm sticking with the iPhone. Give an Android phone to your mother and see how often she calls for help (if she can figure out how!

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