iPhone Innovation or Bust
Thursday, July 24th, 2008 Posted in Uncategorized |Truly innovative platforms are rare. For the innovative iPhone platform the first really exciting and innovative apps are beginning to appear. A great example is Shazam. I may not use it every day but boy is it ...
iPhone IS Entrepreneurship
Monday, July 21st, 2008 Posted in double encore, entrepreneurship |Did man invent or discover fire? I believe man invented fire and I also believe that humans are inherently entrepreneurial. I am sure some will disagree so consider a more recent example. In the past ...
Where’s the iPhone Open Source?
Friday, July 18th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |In a week since iPhone 3G and App Store launched we have seen the good, bad, and ugly of iPhone apps for sale or free of charge. One question comes to mind: where's the heck is the Open Source? ...
Should Developers Rejoice Over 10 Million App Downloads?
Monday, July 14th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |Apple announced today that 1 Million iPhones were sold and 10 Million Apps were downloaded in the first three days. Developers should be thrilled, right? 10 Million is a lot of apps! When I first read the press release ...
Native iPhone Apps - First Impressions
Sunday, July 13th, 2008 Posted in double encore, iphone |No doubt most iPhone owners have spent the last few days scouring the App Store. From Texas Hold'em to AOL Instant Messenger, native applications on iPhone a year from now will seem like something we've always had and can't imagine ...
Open Source and the Soul of a Startup
Saturday, July 12th, 2008 Posted in entrepreneurship |I have read a few blog entries lately questioning the value of open source. The most over-the-top comes from Andy Patrizio. In his posting, titled "Big Money and Open Source May Not Compute", Andy sounds like a school ...
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