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Facebook's redesign, and why customer feedback shouldn't be the only driver of a product's development....
My former boss, Jim Fawcette, used to say that if you asked a group of Porsche owners what they wanted they’d tell you things like “smoother ride, more trunk space, more leg room, etc.” He’d then say “well, they just designed a Volvo.Building 43
New community for internet geeks...
Check Out Building 43: A Place For People Fanatical About The Internet http://building43.com [from http://twitter.com/carreonG/statuses/1332474258]
Robert Scoble's newest Internet tech websiteGoogle Wave crashes on beach of overhype
"DO NOT ASSUME THIS IS A TWITTER KILLER. It is not. It’s not even a good sharing engine, far worse than FriendFeed is. I’d recommend using a private room over on FriendFeed first."
Google Waveはノイズに満ちていて、カオスの世界。
DO TRY THE API if you are a developer. From what I’m seeing that’s where the real value in Google Wave will come, but we haven’t seen enough apps yet so end users won’t find much here to play with yet.
Google Wave crashes on beach of overhypeThe worst things startups do
Chris Brogan's Trust Agents or Shel Israel's Twitterville.
...saying that Twitter is winning. Is winning big. Bigger than any of the tech blogs have admitted to yet. My new price for Twitter? $5 billion.
Trust Agents
Robert Scoble/Scobleizer, Aug. 30, 2009.
this might be the most important blog post on the internet right now.The Seven Needs of Real-Time Curators
This is what I needed for my #drupaljam post: Scobleizer - The Seven Needs of Real-Time Curators http://bit.ly/9mo3Zn
The Seven Needs of Real-Time Curators
Real-time curators need to bundle Real-time curators need to reorder things Real-time curators need to distribute bundles Real-time curators need to editorialize Real-time curators need to update their bundles Real-time curators need to add participation widgets Real-time curators need to track their audience
article with few usefull definitionLocation 2012: Death Of The Information Silos
It’s January 2012 and you’ve just gotten your new Android 3.0-based phone. You’re going on a road trip so you start up the newly-released Foursquare. Gone are the checkins of 2010. Now you tell it where you’re going. This time we’re headed to Harrah’s at Stateline, Nevada. But this is no Foursquare you’ve ever seen before. They’ve finally integrated Waze, Tungle.me, and Yelp information into it. So, let’s discover more of what happens on our trip.
Scoble's imagined trip to Reno
Nice piece from Scoble on what a truly connected mobile life could be like in 2 years.Location 2012: Death Of The Information Silos
It’s January 2012 and you’ve just gotten your new Android 3.0-based phone. You’re going on a road trip so you start up the newly-released Foursquare. Gone are the checkins of 2010. Now you tell it where you’re going. This time we’re headed to Harrah’s at Stateline, Nevada. But this is no Foursquare you’ve ever seen before. They’ve finally integrated Waze, Tungle.me, and Yelp information into it. So, let’s discover more of what happens on our trip.
Scoble's imagined trip to Reno
Nice piece from Scoble on what a truly connected mobile life could be like in 2 years.Location 2012: Death Of The Information Silos
It’s January 2012 and you’ve just gotten your new Android 3.0-based phone. You’re going on a road trip so you start up the newly-released Foursquare. Gone are the checkins of 2010. Now you tell it where you’re going. This time we’re headed to Harrah’s at Stateline, Nevada. But this is no Foursquare you’ve ever seen before. They’ve finally integrated Waze, Tungle.me, and Yelp information into it. So, let’s discover more of what happens on our trip.
Scoble's imagined trip to Reno
Nice piece from Scoble on what a truly connected mobile life could be like in 2 years.