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38,208karma·5,954submissions·April 19, 2008
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Mostly known among your parents for creating the infamous Popurls and Twidroyd (Very first Android Twitter app).
Idealab alumni.
Later biztoc.com (With Mark Cuban, acquired by ProRata)
Still running upstract.com
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Austria, Japan, CA
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for the most part, art is a system that society affords itself to observe itself.
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nice but for professional use i'd go with screenflow.
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A similar phenomenon in terms of functionality would be Gruber's Vesper app.
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a couple of 1-star reviews on amazon have about 99% more impact on sales of a product than some dude tweeting a rant.
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Perhaps for a web-savvy audience/product but thisisthefutu.re wouldn't pass the bumper sticker test for a regular user.
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You're mixing up the importance of a .com for an app- vs. web-centric business.
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Without external controller support (and hardware) these projects are all just proof of concept. That is, in this case you're still better of with an Android device and a controller via OTG/…
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Sure, but last time I checked there was an opt-in for sharing the data (for industry benchmarks I think) so I assume this would require a new legal foundation.
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The verb bonus of Google is indeed killer but Google sounds primarily better because Google is Google.
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Related question: What's the legal aspect of fan-translations of video games e.g. good old SNES RPGs (jap-to-eng)?
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goto.com anyone?
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I think the first iPhone did a better job in smooth scrolling.
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I said <only> low-budget. This worked great for Android (including postponing brand-building) but things have changed and since this target group probably doesn't care about openness I see …
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Releasing only low-budget hardware is probably not the best strategy to break into the existing market. That is, phones like these are doomed to be used by people who aren't even aware of what ki…
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"For most tech people, ease of use is a non-factor" If you're still looking for simplicity (minus the network) you might give http://postagon.com a shot.…
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Please stop the drama.
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I assume the OP has never been to europe.