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Could It Be Nokia That Beats-Out Apple In Mobile?(fastcompany.com)
2 points by simba-hiiipower 15y ago|0 comments
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NYC Startups To Watch(businessinsider.com)
2 points by simba-hiiipower 15y ago|0 comments
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
Nice. I feel very much the same. Just curious, what genres are you into these days?
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
Agreed. And I like the concept as well, but (even in just briefly poking around the few topics on the site) I also felt a lack of trust. This has less to do with anything particular to the site and is more so related to the fact that with p
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
Ok now, that all sounds pretty ridiculous... [Full disclosure: I’ve been using Windows 8 since around launch and, I like it.] First-off, I just really don’t see how a 13 year-old’s ability to install a beta operating system has anything to
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
Well if IE is so important to you and you're running it virtually anyways, might as well jump up a couple generations and grab the Windows 8 Consumer Preview: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/consumer-previe... I have to say t
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
Yeah I totally hear you on that. Wasn't really suggesting anything there. Best of luck with the project!
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
Cool, I'd love to help as I'm hardcore entrenched in music culture and love seeing innovation in the space. But alas, I have no skills as a developer.. I did however just come across this article which may be of interest as you search for s
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by simba-hiiipower 15y ago
One of the greatest factors that's been holding MSFT back in recent years has been its need to maintaining this backward compatibility (among other things).. Sure, with an OS like Windows (which, let’s be honest, much of the world depends h