DISQUS

I'm a cab driver myself so innovations in that dead space that exists between points A and B are a welcome addition. Context is what has to lead the experience. The passenger is, for the most part, traveling a fixed route and in doing so passes by potential hundreds of businesses that would like to grab her attention. If advertisers could interpose themselves relative to the passenger's surroundings than greater value is realized immediately. If say a your trip passed by a concert hall and the prompt encouraged you to buy tickets within the next 5 minutes, using a specific code to take advantage of a discount, than actually part of you cab ride is being paid by the concert promoter. That's where we need to go.

I think Aleksey Vayner would be perfect for this job. If he hasn't yet applied, someone should get in touch with him. Robert, I think you'd agree; Impossible is Nothing.

Jay, you Benedict Arnold 2.0 If I were you I'd start thinking about how, in the near future, your "hand-held" device will pair with your small scale "tablet" device and then how the two will interact with your home environment. Notice that I didn't say mp3/video player, nor did I say mobile phone. And I didn't say laptop either. Hold tight and Apple will deliver to you hardware that lives at work, at home, and everywhere in between.

I'm very much in need of a solid solution. I'd love an invitation to Toluu.
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I'm really happy with the Amazon model. Subscriptions for coffee, TP, spices, and detergent arrive right on time at discounted prices. The added benefit comes when you can send Mom a months worth of baking goods and reap the rewards! Sly!