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Dropbox: Startup Lessons Learned(slideshare.net)
60 points by icki 15y ago|6 comments
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by icki 15y ago
I imagine that this display is merely a proof of concept. There aren't many electronic devices that use displays of that size, but perhaps 6.1" was the smallest that Toshiba could scale a 1600p display. Or perhaps the electronics required t
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by icki 15y ago
For further reading about Steve Jobs on education and innovation, I highly suggest "Steve Jobs: The Next Insanely Great Thing" from Wired 4.02 (February 1996, If I'm not mistaken). http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/4.02/jobs_pr.html It j
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by icki 15y ago
The problem that Groupon has to overcome is making a sustainable business out of an unsustainable marketing model. In reality, daily deals aren't allowing brands to develop deeper, more engaging business to customer relationships. However,
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by icki 15y ago
This is exactly the rhetoric that Steve Jobs wanted Google to avoid, and perhaps he was exaggerating. But really, while there are many excellent products that Google has built, not all of them are capable of generating revenue and/or adopti
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India has aspiring entrepreneurs aplenty. More of them need to make it.(economist.com)
3 points by icki 15y ago|0 comments
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by icki 15y ago
Any decision that a company makes is an attempt to improve itself. According to the article, Jobs recommended to Page that Google focus on five services - I'm curious as to which services HN thinks are core to Google's growth and success? O