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by kunle 13y ago
Depends on your business and the core reason why carts are abandoned. This example was just demonstrating what a business could potentially do with push notifications; most businesses already do similar things on the web, to reasonable succ
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How To Recover the 97% Of Carts Abandoned In Mobile Shopping Apps(forbes.com)
21 points by kunle 13y ago|21 comments
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by kunle 13y ago
Agreed - definitely not real productive time. Most of the time it's just entertainment (which makes sense if you consider that no one ever has any idea how long they'll be waiting for whatever it is they're waiting for).
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by kunle 13y ago
I think this speaks to something really important that's rarely touched on directly; people hate waiting for software. I despise it. Many ordinary consumers use their phones as a way to solve "waiting" in general (just look w
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by kunle 13y ago
You're a designer. Designers solve problems by trade. Find a problem to solve. Someone will hire you to solve it for them. If you're unable to deliver, they'll fire you, but that's another story . . .
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Aaron Hernandez - The Gangster In The Huddle(rollingstone.com)
1 points by kunle 13y ago|0 comments
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If Tinder And Snapchat Shacked Up And Had A Baby, It Would Be Called Swipe(techcrunch.com)
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by kunle 13y ago
Agreed on this. I'd also add a couple of things - first, deeplinking is a partial solution that a ton of (even really sophisticated) products have yet to adopt (I'm looking at you LinkedIn). Second, push notifications for iOS are
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Apps Are The New Brick And Mortar Stores(forbes.com)
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by kunle 13y ago
We ARE working essentially 15 hour weeks (or trending towards that). But instead of each person working 15hour weeks, most people will just be unemployed. The average will end up around 15 hours.
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Will Robots Take All Our Blue-Collar Jobs?(realclearpolitics.com)
2 points by kunle 13y ago|1 comments
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Design, Basecamp for iPhone, and Going Mobile at 37Signals(blog.hipmob.com)
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by kunle 13y ago
> I don't think we'll get to a point where professional or enterprise level creation happens on an iPad I agree with a caveat; professional/enterprise level creation looks the way it does today partly because of the tools
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by kunle 13y ago
I tried this as well 2 weeks ago. The OP has a much more comprehensive breakdown of why it didnt work than I do (and a much more involved workload than i was intending). Personally and in my conversation with folks, I find that as a product
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Why founders fail: the product CEO paradox(techcrunch.com)
167 points by kunle 13y ago|58 comments
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by kunle 13y ago
Will definitely be the Windows Watch, made exclusively by swatch, rather than the xWatch.
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by kunle 13y ago
Have worked with the Streak team for a little while - they're incredibly sharp (and have helped us improve our product a ton). Congrats guys!
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by kunle 13y ago
Fair on #2 - I don't think the desktop tools have peaked though. Just that the quality on mobile/tablets is growing faster. The studies you cite will also have the built in bias of comparing a 3 - 5 year old computing paradigm wit
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by kunle 13y ago
Well said in general but I have 2 fundamental disagreements re: #2 - this assumes that the quality of workflow/creation tools have peaked. Part of what drives the growth in tablets as a work device is simply that an office filled with
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Hipmob brings real-time customer support to Appcelerator(developer.appcelerator.com)
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The Shortage Of Developer Talent Is Crushing Mobile(forbes.com)
2 points by kunle 13y ago|0 comments
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by kunle 13y ago
Draft is a product that helps you write better. I use it, and it's excellent. There are writers everywhere, and have been throughout history. I'd hardly call that "problems faced by young single tech-savvy american college gr
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Trends in Mobile Design: The New Mailchimp Nav(blog.hipmob.com)
1 points by kunle 13y ago|0 comments
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Lyft Sells Legacy Zimride Assets To Enterprise Holdings(techcrunch.com)
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Show HN: Live chat for Appcelerator Titanium on iOS and Android(blog.hipmob.com)
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by kunle 13y ago
This is great. Someone obviously asked "What's our social media strategy" and got sold some "AI" by someone who said "It's just like SIRI, only better!" and this is what they bought. Sigh.
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by kunle 13y ago
Still have Xobni installed, it's been very useful. Hope it gets better - congrats to these guys.
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Yahoo Acquires Qwiki For Around $50 Million(techcrunch.com)
74 points by kunle 13y ago|32 comments
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Your Brand Is A Moat, But It's Not Deep Enough(forbes.com)
3 points by kunle 13y ago|0 comments
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by kunle 13y ago
PG did start a founders first vc firm. It's called yc, and they have a nondescript office in mountain view and tell you yes or no after a 10 minute interview.

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