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1 month ago
in Big in Japan wins the Android Challenge, raises money and has big plans for Google Android development on VentureBeat
Again, Sean, get a life...
1 month ago
in Big in Japan wins the Android Challenge, raises money and has big plans for Google Android development on VentureBeat
Get a life Sean...
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1 month ago
in To Splurge Or Not To Splurge on A VC
I looked into the $2300 number and found it a little misleading. Most Americans (i.e. half of taxpayers and those who do not pay taxes as they don't earn enough) will pay far less $0 to $350 each. Of course, those in the top 25% of taxpayers will pay far more, between $17K and 170K. Here are the details: http://www.texasstartupblog.com/2008/09/26/how-...
2 months ago
in Big in Japan wins the Android Challenge, raises money and has big plans for Google Android development on VentureBeat
Thanks for the article, we are really excited about Android and the opportunity it may bring developers like us!
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streetstylz
I wonder if the creators of ShopSavvy know that they are in violation of NeoMedia's patents?
http://neom.com/13.html
http://neom.com/13.html
2 months ago
in Chrome, Android, and The Cloud on A VC
I completely agree on the Android front. When our team began building GoCart (our ADC winner) we could have built it for the iPhone first, but decided to focus on Android instead. Building for Android for the long term and porting to iPhone afterward seemed a little illogical at first since there were NO Android phones available when we started. We believe, in the long, run (especially internationally) Android will win and being first and native to Android will keep us on top (hopefully anyway). Of course expect to see GoCart on iPhone in a month or two. :)
5 months ago
in Apple giving out boxes that can’t be opened until June 10th, could hold 3G iPhone on Unwired View
So we couldn't resist opening ours. Check out the photos:
http://www.texasstartupblog.com/2008/06/06/raid...
http://www.texasstartupblog.com/2008/06/06/raid...
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Lawrence
LOL! Thats awesome..
5 months ago
in About on Leveraging Ideas
Mind if I reprint your pitch monster piece on the Texas Startup Blog? Just let me know amuse@m-ven.com Thanks!
5 months ago
in Yahoo redefines “fail” — again on Mathew's comments
Nightmare. These guys need to sell before the lawyers get all of the money!
6 months ago
in A VC: As Long As We Are Rethinking Yahoo's Board on A VC
Don't be frustrated. If Yahoo had actually sought the involvement of "Someone like Joshua Schachter or Stewart Butterfield or Caterina Fake or Eric Marcoullier or Al Warms or Satish Dharmaraj." they wouldn't find themselves the target of Carl's efforts. Assuming Carl can pull it off, Microsoft HAS agreed to buy the company so the slate of directors won't matter a lick.
6 months ago
in OhGizmo! » Archive » Hard Disk Crusher - That’s What It Is, That’s What It Does on OhGizmo!
Shamil - cinderblocks tend to break and they are not, as you suggest, free...
6 months ago
in OhGizmo! » Archive » Hard Disk Crusher - That’s What It Is, That’s What It Does on OhGizmo!
So, I agree with reflection. Save the $11K and buy a $11 hammer. Works just fine for me: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexmuse/307226463/
1 year ago
in I'm not happy with Leopard (Scripting News) on Scripting News
If your computers are important to you, why would you upgrade to the first version of any operating system? Taking you at your word, that the previous version of OSX worked for you, why migrate back to Windows? Your actions seem to be a bit rash and thoughtless. Take some time, relax, take a deep breath. Think before you leap. My advice? Downgrade Leopard to Tiger and continue to enjoy your Mac until Apple gets all of the kinks out. Let the first movers do the heavy lifting. You need to hold your time and work in higher regard. Migrating back to Windows is a huge mistake. By the way, which version of Windows did you revert to? XP or Vista?
1 year ago
in Picnik makes me feel all fuzzy inside on Community Guy
I agree completely... Gotta love that picnik!
1 year ago
in Tag! I’m it. on Community Guy
Might as well add the nude photos as 'favs' as you have let the cat out of the bag. That way we could all enjoy your nude/seminude selections. FYI - blog are fairly public. :)
2 years ago
in It’s a girl! on Community Guy
Congrats! Say hi to her for us. When are you coming back to work? Just kidding! Take it easy and take care of your wife and newborn...
2 years ago
in Advertise Different: Nip/Tuck Premiere Episode 2006 on Marketing
FX and their Nip/Tuck series have started using our Fancast System to promote their show. Check out the on-air promo (rights free):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMyyqyJmQFs
Also, these two pages describe the system:
http://www.biggu.com/fancast-2/
http://www.biggu.com/fancast/
I can connect you with the FX guys if you want to do something on this..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMyyqyJmQFs
Also, these two pages describe the system:
http://www.biggu.com/fancast-2/
http://www.biggu.com/fancast/
I can connect you with the FX guys if you want to do something on this..
2 years ago
in Unruly Fans at the Yard. on Technosailor
Aaron - I wanted to get your email address. Seems like we have quite a bit in common and I wanted to introduce myself. I found my way to B5 as a result of Fred Wilson. He thought I should get you guys to record an elevator pitch to the Elevator Pitch Podcast (more than 10,000 iTunes subscribers tune in to hear pitches from startups and those seeking funding). Love to hear a three minute pitch from you guys. Anyway, you have may email! - Alex
PS here is the address of the podcast (you can upload your mp3 anytime) http://podserve.biggu.com/podcasts/show/elevato...
PS here is the address of the podcast (you can upload your mp3 anytime) http://podserve.biggu.com/podcasts/show/elevato...
Patent #6,651,053 — Interactive system for investigating products on a network
An interactive search system for use with a global computer network, e.g., the Internet, using a search identifying barcode to rapidly and effectively obtain a supply of related information for presentation to a user. A computer, either landline based or mobile, may be used to input a UPC code, taken from a package or advertisement or prestored in the computer, to an implementing server on the network. The server contains a database of product and manufacturer identifying UPC codes and uses the input UPC code and the database to identify the manufacturer and is programmed to then perform a search of the network to locate sites relating to or operated by the manufacturer. Also, the server may search the network on a product basis to locate other sites containing the UPC under search. Using “parsing” technology, the server “pulls out” the product description, transmits it to and places it in a random access memory (RAM) or storage of the computer, and proceeds to perform further searching relying on the product description to uncover relevant information. Accordingly, using a single input, a collection of product-related and manufacturer information is quickly assembled in the computer available for a user’s consideration all at once at any time.