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How Important Are Apple's Updates to the iPhone and iPad? Very.(blog.newsweek.com)
1 points by levirosol 17y ago|0 comments
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by levirosol 17y ago
I answered the question, it's not an opinion. My startup has no women founders. so why downvote?
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by levirosol 17y ago
pretty much how my first interaction went too. I also thought it was odd that the "you should upgrade here" balloon pointed at my status bar. before i would sign up (and 2.99 seems fair. doubt i would pay more) i would want to see some repo
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by levirosol 17y ago
To build on my comment below "...I think it's a good design. The #fail didn't come until i clicked the (bootstrapped) link and landed on a FAQ not related to the promotion..." After spending a few minutes on the site I found in the signup f
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by levirosol 17y ago
Below the fold? Really? You can't scroll? The whole concept of a fold is ridiculous to begin with (for the most part), but then to give feedback that the "here's how you get our paid app for free" link is not front and center? Really? In th
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The Social Media Age Distribution [STATS](penn-olson.com)
1 points by levirosol 17y ago|0 comments
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RIA Screen Layouts(slideshare.net)
2 points by levirosol 17y ago|0 comments
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Customer Development Checklist for My Web Startup – Part 2(ashmaurya.com)
6 points by levirosol 17y ago|0 comments
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by levirosol 17y ago
Just now seeing this thread. I posted my thoughts regarding the reply here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1072131
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by levirosol 17y ago
This is spot on. I purchased the WakeMate with the understanding that it was planned to be released in Jan. I am 100% OK with the fact that manufacturing issues is causing a delay in meeting their Jan 25 commitment. Shit happens. And for a
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by levirosol 17y ago
how exactly do you do this? "If you want to email someone, have them send an email to your maskur.com address, so their maskur.com address will appear in the "From" field, or ask them to mask their email on this page." at that point, haven'
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by levirosol 17y ago
agreed, however, the mobile app market appears to be very fast and finicky. Unless your building an application that is tied to, or supports another, already existing application, it's primarily a craps shoot on making money or not.
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by levirosol 17y ago
of course it's possible. Is that sustainable for your average single app? probably not. However, with 15 some odd phones releasing in the near future, if you're doing mobile development, you have to be putting more focus on Android.
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by levirosol 17y ago
This brings a tiny tear to my eye...
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by levirosol 17y ago
Lack of functionality was holding me back. Then it was no mechanism for feedback. I'm still thin on functionality and copy, but I have a feedback mechanism now. www.SportsLeeg.com Getting over the "first release" hurdle is tough. So many "w
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by levirosol 17y ago
agreed.
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by levirosol 17y ago
yeah, this one is a big one for me. stopped me dead in my tracks when i realized i have to give CC info for the 3 person trial. Really, i just want to admire your design. the screen shots look great, and I want a closer look. Hopefully I'll
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by levirosol 17y ago
honestly, trying to be consumer minded, i opened your link, throat vomited at the design, and closed it. You may have a valid product, but the design, and I'm going to assume the usability, is killing you. consumers like shinny and clean. N
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by levirosol 17y ago
i second the comment about allow anonymous responses.