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  • shareme  With two monopoly locks both Apple ansd the Mobile Carrier its not a very worhwhile opportunity and that was Fred Wilson's implied point in his answer to me..
  • • 3 days ago
    •   Globalization: Some Numbers
    •   A VC
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  • shareme   I am working on an idea:) First phase fully self funded..
  • • 3 days ago
    •   Globalization: Some Numbers
    •   A VC
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  • shareme  The two first trends change how a mobile start up might work. it use to be you specialized in Symbian C+, J2me and etc to build a platform. However, now with the the two first trends you adopt an Apple iPhone strategy whereas the web on mobile is the platform you code to with just ajax, html, css, and etc and hook it server side wise so that you can adopt fast to the market changes and thus get apps out fast. The start up can boot strap in using the Facebook platform as the user cloud computing platform and thus already have a market channel infrastructure and thus by-pass the mobile telecoms.
  • • 3 days ago
    •   Globalization: Some Numbers
    •   A VC
  •   Chris Dodge  However, although the iPhone has a "web app" development approach with HTML/JS/CSS, there's still alot of interest in native iPhone apps for a number of reasons (namely offline and local DB support). I'm sure there's a lot of people buying Objective-C books these days.
  •   fredwilson  Bingo That's why we've gone from shying away from mobile to embracing it big time
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  • shareme  They are moving towards the it/enterprise way fo seeing a platform and apps relationship which means more serious apps ahead for users.
  • • 4 days ago
    •   The New Facebook will actually come as a surprise
    •   The Inquisitr
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  • shareme  That is what I thought. Thanks for the FYI
  • • 2 weeks ago
    •   ShareMe -The Mobile Future : Weblog
    •   ShareMe -The Mobile Future
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