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Ex-Googlers Launch Beluga for Mobile and Web Group Chat
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Apple's War on Android in iTunes Is Not Nearly Complete
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my6sense (www.my6sense.com) aggregates Twitter, Facebook and RSS in one place and dedupes by source, meaning you shouldn't see the same update from one person. An added benefit is prioritization of content you are most interested in, so it
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Paul is a very smart guy. He is a tech visionary, and is extremely practical financially. He will be a huge boon for YC even more than he already has been, and a loss for Facebook. He previously stated he was not involved in any e-mail plat
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Lazyscope - New Desktop AIR App for RSS and Twitter
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5 Google Engineering Management Mistakes (by Piaw Na)
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I am only the 8th biggest fan of Hacker News, according to OneTrueFan. In time, I either get crushed by the loyalists here, or I work harder to visit the site more. Either way, this situation is untenable.
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For the record, all parties have declined this is happening. A nice rumor, nothing more.
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Foursquare May Be Buying Thing Labs (Brizzly)
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And this, all, is why Bret Taylor is a huge asset for Facebook. He believes in open and trust with users and will push it everywhere.
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I look forward to iPhone getting better. I understand your viewpoints as well. I hope the original article did not sound petty. That was not the intent.
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I don't even see the option to downvote. Maybe I have to be more of a vet to get that privilege. I appreciate all discussion here, especially that which challenges my assumptions.
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Android did not initially support multi-touch. It does now.
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Sometimes ideologies and opinions are all we poor bloggers can bring to the table. :) Yes, the revenue realities of today are true today. I am hoping that Google can work on the fragmentation issue and get that solved very soon, or at least
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Now now, BlackBerry is actually pretty good at e-mail. That's something.
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True. It's been easier than some of the other comments here that have been in disagreement.
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I am the author and paying attention. I don't intend to quibble over the specs. The ones you mention are 100% correct. This is an honest discussion. Trying to pick a winner on specs in a battle that is not zero-sum is a fool's errand, so I
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This happens on practically all social networks. Had I been told in advance that it would be submitted for a Hacker News crowd, I would have made some changes. :)
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Agreed on this comment 100%. I think Android is going to have more handsets, manufacturers, carriers, and eventually users. Their products are going to continually improve. The recent past has shown momentum on the innovation side that is l
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I would call it shortening. I've talked about Android a lot lately in previous posts, and after a time, it seems redundant. Speed is subjective, and I have seen comments regarding battery life that are all over the map. In my experience, th
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Steve Jobs' comments at D8 underly your take. Apple wants to create greatness and do wonderful things. They are consistent at it. As a Mac user and iPhone and iPad user, I am glad they do. Their innovation pushes the industry. What I am see
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There are many sites that cover gadgets and their global hit. What I was doing here was talking about my own personal experience, which I believe is fair. Not everyone shares the same experience, and there are many outlets to share those vi
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No idea how it got to the top of the list. As I said elsewhere, I've talked a lot about Android and iPhone lately already, so I didn't think I needed to recap that here. Sorry if it seemed shallow. Quick summary echoed elsewhere: What I saw
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I think Apple does a fantastic job on nearly all fronts. There are many aspects to the iPhone which the Android should get. I am a hardcore Mac user. I just expect that we are at a tipping point for the market, and that the new iPhone didn'
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I agree the smartphone market is not a zero sum game, not any more than social networks, etc. I am trying to avoid a war, but explain what I am seeing. To be honest, I am rooting for both. What I saw today was iPhone achieving parity with s
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I would argue Windows Mobile is the Windows of Mobile.
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Too bad I didn't put AWESOME in the initial post. :)
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I used the word draconian because that is how Google's Vic Gundotra phrased it. Had he not used the word, I would not have either.
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If it's not mandatory, it's at least a strong push, and if you don't comply, your profile could be made empty.
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17y ago
Sharing the doc was not an intent to dilute, but to raise awareness. Apologies for any issues. There is a definite interest in plans from the members of this community.
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