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Talking Your Tech: Sara Underwood http://t.co/6NnDzgTk
July 09, 2012
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Talking Your Tech: Sara Underwood
Underwood urged fans to vote for her as the "sexiest woman." "Am I that gorgeous? No. But I have a lot of Twitter followers (more than 500,000 between @saraunderwood and @aots), and I asked them every week to vote for me. ...
Why only few number of IIT kids end up doing startups http://t.co/w2IUmY5L
Why only few number of IIT kids end up doing startups - Vignesh Rajagopalan
I realized it when I was talking to one of my friends at IIT-M. Though they seem to have (apparently) all the qualities for building a startup, only a very few actually end up doing it. This applies to all other IIT-like institutes too.
Mobile Internet growth in the under-13 market http://t.co/NfHT1Ej7
Mobile Internet growth in the under-13 market
A few days ago Fred Wilson wrote a superb post about mobile growth which managed to be obvious yet brilliantly insightful at the same time. Mobile growth is clearly going to be massive for years to come. Although the under-13 market will eventually follow the same trend, there are a few subtleties which are worth talking about.
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Bison // iPhone 4, #snapseed #bison #buffalo #yellowstone http://t.co/JMGBui08
Posted Jul 09 2012 by Ashok Kumar
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How Pebble And Other Product Phenomenons Killed It On Kickstarter | TechCrunch
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It's a good time to be Kickstarter. The crowdfunding platform has had a blockbuster year, breaking into mainstream consciousness with campaigns that raised millions of dollars, like the Pebble e-paper watch above. The platform has seen almost $275 million pledged to some 63,000 projects to date, wi...
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Failure is not an Option - DivineBytes http://t.co/bK2FQImz
Recently, I started a small start-up with a co-founder. Since then, I've been talking to people and reading books about the art of making it big. I've realized 2 important things that seem to be true of every successful start-up. 1. There is no hard and fast rule about what you need to do to be successful.
Startup uses disruption of Earth's magnetic field for indoor positioning http://t.co/LGso3l56
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New Indoor Navigation Startup Uses Disruption Of Earth's Geomagnetic Field From Buildings
While the homing pigeon is known for navigating back home over long distances, some other animals, such as the spiny lobster, are able to do the same on a more local level. Research has given some idea that these animals are able to derive positional information from cues that arise from the local anomalies of the Earth's magnetic field.
Sony releases Xperia S Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source http://t.co/8Z55tSMe
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Sony releases Xperia S Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source | Android Central
Good news for custom ROM developers, as Sony Mobile has just released the kernel source code for its recent Xperia S Android 4.0.4 update, as it's required to do under the open source rules. The open source archive, based on the just-launched v6.1.A.0.452 ICS firmware, weighs in at around 132MB, and will be an essential download for anyone preparing aftermarket firmware for Sony's international flagship phone.
Mars Rover Opportunity's Beautiful Winter Hangout http://t.co/P11x1AQS
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Mars Rover Opportunity's Beautiful Winter Hangout : Discovery News
Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity has just celebrated its 3,000th sol* on Mars. This may sound like an important milestone, and it is. This tenacious six-wheeled robot has survived five Martian winters since it landed on the Red Planet in on Jan. 24th, 2004 -- considering its warranty was only 90 days, we're certainly getting our money's worth!
Posted Jul 09 2012 by Ashok Kumar
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Never Mind The Hype, Conversocial’s Latest Hire Points To Real Signs Of Growth In ‘Silicon Roundabou
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Naysayers of 'Silicon Roundabout' (or Tech City, to use its UK Government-sanctioned name) can certainly point to some of the giddy PR surrounding the area as evidence of hype. But when you join up the dots, there's a definite sense that we're beginning to see signs of real growth for this tech clus...
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