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by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
Actually, Horace Dediu is a pretty well respected writer who does know what he's talking about. Go read some of his past posts, they're pretty insightful.
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by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
The normal selling price was $299 and that was for an 8 GB device. $349 for a 16GB device (which is what Apple is selling). Google presumably only dropped the price to clear out the inventory before the new Nexus phone is announced.
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by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
It's based on usage. For example, if I use an HN reader a lot, that will get frequent updates in the background. But the RSS reader I haven't opened in a week will get less/no background updates since the OS knows I'm no
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by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
> And to be clear, it has nothing to do with recent allegations that a person has no legitimate expectation of privacy when using Gmail. This claim has been a huge story about nothing. I think this has been proven false quite a few times
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by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
That's actually a really good deal then. Adobe charges something like $250-$500 per issue for their magazine apps.
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by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
The pricing model is a bit confusing. Does the $99 fee cover just one issue or does it cover the cost to publish the app itself? What about issues after the first one? Do they cost an additional $99 per issue?
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by iwasakabukiman 14y ago
It was great. I went and we managed to get a minimum viable product out of it.
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Ask HN: How Do I Get Started as a Freelance Web Designer?
1 points by iwasakabukiman 15y ago|0 comments
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Cultural Bankruptcy: How Facebook Should Handle Privacy Concerns(culturalbankruptcy.com)
1 points by iwasakabukiman 16y ago|0 comments
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The Facebook Problem(culturalbankruptcy.com)
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by iwasakabukiman 17y ago
Or they could take a jackhammer to the Apple TV. Then it might be more useful.
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by iwasakabukiman 17y ago
The reason it can't run on Windows XP is because it uses some Windows Vista/7 APIs that aren't in Windows XP. HTML5 has nothing to do with it.