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hoi
13y ago
they're adding hurdles, the more friction involved in the process the lower the conversion rate for the amount of people who will have the template.
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hoi
13y ago
Seems like a logical move. Since there is supposedly a dearth of A* developers at Yahoo, since it appears many left in the previous years. This has made it a less desirable place for great developers to work for. To change this image and ne
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hoi
13y ago
All the Symbian UIQ smartphones were touchscreen, as mentioned, outside the US, smartphones were much more common. iPhone changed the game with its UI and because you could use your finger making touch easier. But the biggest factor that ch
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hoi
13y ago
only in America... where they forgot Blackberry was already a smartphone that was popular there, He also disregards that touchscreen smartphones have been around since the 1990's and there were plenty of people outside the US who used such
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hoi
13y ago
Locker rooms will never be the same with Google Glass. Peeping at ATMs when someone is using it... I can already see the criminal class thinking up a multitude of uses for it. On the plus side, it would make an excellent exercise companion.
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hoi
13y ago
If google glass becomes popular, I'll expect to hear this phrase more - "Please take your glasses off before we proceed.."
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hoi
13y ago
ZX Spectrum all the way!
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hoi
13y ago
Most of the people I know in the UK use Viber. Likewise most people I know in Japan use Line, Lot's of people in the CHina region use Wechat. It's still a fragmented market and SMS is still the only service that is common. With operators l
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hoi
13y ago
It truly is shit. Japan's isn't great either. UK's probably the best I've experienced in all the countries I've lived in. Hong Kong comes a close second.
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Why fragmentation won't hurt android
(uneasyempires.blogspot.co.uk)
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hoi
13y ago
Other issues such as immigration process is a major cause of discontent at US aiirports when compared with other countries immigration workflow, particularly for non-locals.
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hoi
14y ago
Useless outside of N.America
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hoi
14y ago
I'm sure he wouldn't have 'hacked' the system if he hadn't already had 650K youtube followers that took him 5 years to grow.
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hoi
14y ago
Right, hence why it's taken this long to get a new version up and running. Jolla (Sailfish) imost resemble Meego the most since it's virtually the same team.
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hoi
14y ago
All depends on the carriers pushing the phone. They may say they support the device, but if they give it no visibility, no one will buy it. Even if there is visibility, the carriers need to actively sell the phone in the store. The nokia wi
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14y ago
One of the simplest and most accessible forms of coding that most people will encounter in their working lives is the spreadsheet.
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hoi
14y ago
Totally irrelevant until operators actually start selling and subsidizing the devices. Operators will support all OS's, it's in their interest to make sure there is competition at the device and OS level. True commitment comes when they sta
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Windows: Revisiting the Consumer Stack Wars
(uneasyempires.blogspot.hk)
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Kissmetrics vs Mixpanel: Which is Better for Start-Up AARRR Pirate Metrics
(hoista.net)
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Dumbass Start-up Mistakes That You’re Probably Making
(lifehack.org)
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Nokia backs 3D printing for mobile phone cases
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How a Football Manager Game Can Help You Develop Real Career Skills
(hoista.net)
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14y ago
To do business in a country other than your own requires yo to comply with the laws of that country even if they are incongruent to your own beliefs. Your alternative option is to not do business there. The main issue we have is that the va
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Best eco innovations of 2012
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14y ago
Seems to me this is a test. Push the updated terms of service out, if no-one complains, or if there is only minimal response then cool, it's acceptable by the users. If complainst come around, mitigate that risk by issuing an apology afterw
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50 Important Advice and Things To Know That People Usually Aren’t Told About
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Congrats! However, one thing that these type of articles don't report on is when it doesn't work or not quite as plain sailing. The 'success stories' are rare hence why they make better stories. An article I would like to see would be a com
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22 Killer Personal Development Resources
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5 Lessons Learned from Chinese Startup Failures
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14y ago
Article forgets to mention that it was singles day in China, and Taobao did a special promotion for it. Still a good record to hol.
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