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Square's 'sexy growth curve' accelerates again
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Why Facebook terrifies Google
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5 lessons from OMGPOP's sale to Zynga
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SXSW: Time to sell
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How infographics are ruining the web
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Apple's monster quarter in charts
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Q&A: HuffPost CTO on scaling to 1.7b pageviews and how open-source tools won
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Gogo's IPO filing: 10 big takeaways
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15y ago
Perhaps. But their web interfaces will improve. Both are pretty small companies that will grow. My main question is: Will something that "feels like Facebook" be what people want on their phones indefinitely? Or will something that feels mo
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Totally. No arguing that Facebook wasn't an app pioneer. Joe Hewitt's work was incredible. But what have they done for us lately?
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That's what makes them money now. But I don't think they will disagree that the future is mobile. And that's where they don't seem to be pushing as strong.
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I'm not talking about minor UI features. I'm talking about the whole package.
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15y ago
Right. That's a good summary. My broader question was: As more time shifts toward mobile, will the dominant social network be something created first for mobile, or will it be Facebook? So far, FB mobile feels like a pretty unimaginative po
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15y ago
Actually, I am still using the green N. Is there something new I should try?
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How Sony lost its way, starting with software
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AOL still has 3.5 million dialup subscribers
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Lesson from Square: Solve a hardware problem (no NFC) with software (geofencing)
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The Apple-fication of everything
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How does Google make money?
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Commerce and content are blurring together and that is a good thing for everyone
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Analyzing Apple’s product cycles: Why the iPhone 4S shouldn’t surprise you
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Apple's iPhone business in context (Charts)
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Moneyball for tech startups
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Why Google is stuck at 65% of the search market
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500 days with the iPad
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The new Apple: The best gadgets, but also the best prices
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Netflix: More subscribers than any cable company and growing the fastest (chart)
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Apple: The next chapter
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The Steve Jobs effect in chart format
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E-commerce is still less than 5% of retail sales -- huge growth opportunity
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