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Mark Cuban’s New Startup Keeps Your Texts Private

Published December 14, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Technology, StartupsTagged entrepreneur, smartphone, tech startups, Edward Snowden, Snapchat, billionaires, Mark Cuban, the way we communicate, controversial message, technology has transformed how we communicate, texts, Cyber Dust, build a massive database, proprietary messaging market, text messaging, Consumers are demanding more privacy, government spying
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Human beings are naturally impulsive. And given the way we communicate nowadays this has led to thousands of embarrassing moments because of a lack of context. At the drop of a dime, we sometimes say things we don’t truly mean; and sometimes our words leave …

Algolux Raises Big Bucks For Optical Software Concept

Published September 18, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: Technology, StartupsTagged smartphone, niche, iPhone 6 Plus, Algolux, camera specifications, Apple to improve its camera, traditional camera, single-lens reflex, SLR, Smartphone optical engineers, SLR cameras, Felix Heide, virtual lens, increase the quality of images, software within cameras, Series A funding, optical engineers, smartphone camera, Virtual imaging
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When we pull out a cell phone to snap a picture, there is a lot going on inside that device which we take for granted. Take, for instance, the new iPhone 6 Plus. Apple engineers have modestly improved the camera specifications from the last model. …

Embrace Change, Innovate, Stay Humble - Entrepreneurial Lessons Ballmer Forgot

Published September 20, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, Technology, InfluenceTagged entrepreneur, innovation, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, smartphone, niche, Microsoft, Gates Foundation, Steve Ballmer, consumers, Xbox 360, missed opportunities, entrepreneurial mistakes, innovative challenges, tablet, entrepreneurial lessons
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A Life Lesson on How Not To Run a Company: The Ballmer Years @ Microsoft At the turn of the new millennium, Microsoft was ubiquitous and reigned supreme when it came to discussions of technological innovation and product development. Riding the back of a decade …

Lyft’s Business Model: Exploiting an Existing Competitor’s Weakness

Published May 23, 2013 by Adam Hausman
Category: The Web, Transport, Service, SWOT Analysis, Startups, Risk vs. Reward, PopularTagged entrepreneurs, Silicon Valley, innovative, Uber, startup, Ubercab, cheap rides, Lyft, smartphone, SWOT, ventures, innovative approach, entrepreneurship, Uber business model, social media marketing
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Putting Out Your Digital Thumb; Lyft Aims to Bring New Meaning to ‘Catching A Ride’ A few weeks ago, we profiled new cab provider UberCab, which is quickly gaining a dedicated following in cities around America and Europe with its alternative, intuitive cab services. With …