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by itg 13y ago
It's a tough position. Do they also go after countries where subsidized plans aren't common by making a cheaper iPhone (Europe/India/etc)? The iPhone 4 which is 2 years old is still around $400 unsubsidized. Or do they try to keep high marg
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by itg 14y ago
I go there every now and then and still wonder if half the comments are left by bots/shills/etc.
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by itg 14y ago
The idea would be not to waste numerous resources and money implementing a broken idea and spend some time coming up with a better one. Why put the education of our children and the careers of good teachers on the line with such a poorly th
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by itg 14y ago
Are some people seriously downvoting this?
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by itg 14y ago
If Forstall was let go for not getting along with others then I doubt Sinofsky will be spotted in Cupertino.
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by itg 14y ago
I would say Princeton is one of the few schools worth paying for. It will make it much easier to enter certain careers/companies and don't forget about the alumni network that it brings along.
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by itg 14y ago
Typical BI linkbait headline. The VC said younger people tend to adopt new tech more quickly than older people. Sometimes I wish we could ban BI articles.
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by itg 14y ago
Why is it worrying? Competition is a good thing, I don't want one company to "own" the space. If I recall, Oakley is also doing something similar and I wouldn't be surprised if Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon come out with wearable computing d
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Google Threat Blamed as Acer Cancels China Smartphone Launch(pcworld.com)
1 points by itg 14y ago|0 comments
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by itg 14y ago
I thought the LTE patents are covered under FRAND. Isn't Samsung being investigated for FRAND abuse.
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App.net gets off to slow start, with just 250 users generating half of all posts(theverge.com)
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by itg 14y ago
Really wish there were some other sources. All the tech blogs are also linking back to TheSun which I have a hard time taking seriously.
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by itg 14y ago
Lot's of Google employees on hn, doesn't surprise me at all when certain stories/comments get upvoted and downvoted.
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Was the Social Media Tech IPO Boom a Big Scam?(business.time.com)
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How a grad student scooped the government and what it means for online privacy(salon.com)
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by itg 14y ago
I have a Facebook username (first initial and my last name) but it gave me random numbers for my @facebook.com email.
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by itg 14y ago
And a 25% pay increase. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-21/apple-retail-store-...
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by itg 14y ago
VC's were pushing hard for this bill under the guise of "job growth" and every politician bought into it. There were numerous folks who said it allows for fraud and the bill was pushed without looking at the can of worms it opens. It benefi
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by itg 14y ago
The issue here is they used the encryption keys from the leaked ROM. However, Apple should do a better job communicating that.
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by itg 14y ago
Wow I could have written this same exact blog post. "Maybe all the time I spend looking for better ways to do things is keeping me from, well, doing things." This realization also hit me not too long ago. Everything had to be setup just rig
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by itg 14y ago
My cousin is one. Studied Chemistry at his state flagship, internships, leadership positions at clubs, high gpa. Graduated in '11 and took him months to finally get a job as a lab tech. Doesn't have much room for growth and people he talked
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by itg 14y ago
You also have to put in the time and resources that Apple spent into making this. Samsung's came out after Apple brought it out to the market.
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by itg 14y ago
Try MPlayerX for OSX, I prefer it over the new VLC.
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by itg 14y ago
Why didn't you include the "expert says" part when submitting the article? Especially one that has no proven track record. That changes the entire tone of this link-bait headline.
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by itg 14y ago
Extremely easy to get around and doesn't accomplish anything.
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by itg 14y ago
Let's not forget companies such as Google which actually lobbied for CISPA. They had the huge blackout for SOPA since it threatens their business plan, but they are in the business of collecting data so supported CISPA. So much for their "D
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by itg 14y ago
As someone who worked in finance and realizes that it also has problems when it comes to these issues, those tweets are exaggerations/parodies which play into the bankers being sociopaths/douchebags trope. Half those things said in the work
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Google acknowledges lobbying on cybersecurity bill CISPA(thehill.com)
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by itg 14y ago
Skydrive is also about $50/year for 100 GB. Dropbox will have to do something.
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by itg 14y ago
Which service is that one? I decided to try out Microsoft Skydrive which offers 7Gb free and has 20+7Gb for 10$/year

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