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14y ago
If the web had proper time to incubate without the pressures of the dotcom craze, I suspect it would have developed in a much more controlled, and systematic way. As we know, development was very chaotic and competitive. I do think we will
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14y ago
Whether its a top-down or bottom-up approach, the end goal is the same, right? Corral everybody into a Google universe, where Google (and its customers) can more effectively target you with tailored information (ads, etc) by tracking your
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14y ago
How many Galaxy Nexus devices do ou think Samsung is likely to sell? It's older hardware.
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14y ago
Your Honda versus Acura muddies the comparison. Acura is a luxury brand. The consumer gets clear value-add through additional comfort, improved build quality, better customer service, etc. The differentiation is clear. The target custom
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14y ago
That's true with differentiated products. Besides price, what is the differentiation of Google's service over AWS?
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14y ago
The first time you run an app that wants your location, the iPhone will ask you to grant permission.
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14y ago
So my one year old phone will never see it. I am so tired of the one year obsolescence cycle of Android phones.
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14y ago
You know perfectly well that Apple handles this issue much better than the Android stakeholders. And I am an Android user.
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14y ago
So McDonalds is going to sell their customer data to insurance companies so that insurance companies can raise premiums on McDonalds customers? While I agree that the data sharing has gotten way out of hand in the pursuit of profits, only t
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14y ago
Bad example. China benefits from a strong US economy. At most, I would expect China to continue to focus on electronic warfare, and not attempt to undermine their largest customer without provocation.
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14y ago
Apple could partner with companies like Oakley,similar to how they are partnering with auto manufacturers for Siri integration. http://www.pcworld.com/article/253987/move_over_google_oakle...
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14y ago
The writer is based in Seattle, and predominately writes on topics related to Washington state, including a healthy dose of Microsoft-related stories (not always rosy). http://blogs.reuters.com/bill-rigby
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14y ago
Just because it hadn't been knowingly done before now, doesn't mean it wasn't already a threat from state sponsors (or others). This was just a step towards an end that we all could foresee, be it from China, Russia, the U.S., or others.
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14y ago
Maybe its because the YC founders are not representative of HN's readers. If so, why that's the case could make for interesting discussion.
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14y ago
Wow. That is very disappointing. The one reason why I stayed with my T-Mobile service was the free hotspot feature of my htc sensation 4g. I certainly won't be upgrading to its now, and will likely leave T-Mobile when my deal ends. Sure
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14y ago
Inflammatory statement, and not true. I happen to know doctors in the US who do not refuse care for those who cannot pay.
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14y ago
Your reasons, while important and meaningful from a developers perspective, mean little to the consumer choosing between a native app and a mobile web app. What's in it for the consumer?
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15y ago
How does milage fare when you factor in the weight additions and structural design changes necessary to make a vehicle street legal in the U.S.?
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15y ago
The technology provides an impressive first impression. With that said, I would appreciate it if somebody can help me understand how this doesn't lead to "two-dimensional" vendor lock-in (hosting and proprietary framework). From my first
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15y ago
I am in southern California, and perhaps the suburbs here are more concentrated than suburbs elsewhere. I have three pharmacies, three grocery stores, and a Walmart all within 10 minutes. It does require taking a car, though.
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15y ago
Having lived in suburban communities all of my life, I have never lived further than 10 minutes away from a CVS type of store. Perhaps your experience is more rural than suburban?
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15y ago
Maybe they added it after you skimmed the kickstarter page, but they mention InPulse in text. "Eric and his team have been designing smartwatches for 3 years. Their first product was the inPulse smartwatch for Blackberry (www.getinpulse.com
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15y ago
NASCAR would never go for it. NASCAR is all about the drivers (characters).
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15y ago
The writer positions the video as a sort of smoking gun, but then hedges with "as today’s legal system is more complicated than some of us can understand, the legal heads at Apple really had a shot at proving they had invented the whole ...
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15y ago
I don't think I agree that slower growth due to closing stores necessarily leads investors to sell the stock. A typical metric in retail is same-store-sales. If you close a BB store that is in close proximity to another BB store, its poss
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15y ago
Already said (far) below in this post, but the work on the part of the technical team to produce an MVP is often front-loaded, which means that the technical person (team) assumes most of the initial execution risk. Equity distribution sho
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15y ago
The problem is that, often times, much of the technical work is front-loaded, leaving most of the initial risk disproportionately in the technical person's lap. It's only after an MVP is built that the business side of the operation has to
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15y ago
I have one. I can't imagine any modern, budget laptop performing worse than a chrome book. As a last resort, I tried it with my 6 year old son, and he said it was too slow. It now sits in a pile of books.
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15y ago
Great idea! Does anybody know if there are any good dictation apps for Android that would work while driving in a car? All of my attempts at doing voice dictation to Google maps while driving have failed miserably. This would be super pr
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15y ago
Don't you think its a bit early for such a claim? Who knows where Libya and Egypt will be in 5-10 years from now?
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