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SendHub, the Y Combinator-backed call and messaging solution targeting business users and other organizations, is today extending its platform to include support for Android. The company had previously rolled out support for iPhone almost a year ago, promising that an Android option was on the roadmap. The company says that demand for Android support was high – they were averaging around 30 requests per day from users who wanted an Android version of SendHub. Like the iOS … [Read more...]
This last week has been pretty hectic in terms of next generation concepts: Boeing unveiled the updated version of the F/A-XX sixth-generation fighter concept, Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works released a new UCLASS Concept video and, after some years of evaluation and study, Russia’s PAK-DA conceptual design was given the official approval. In a meeting with Russian lawmakers, Air Force Commander Lt. Gen. Viktor Bondarev said that all the relevant documents were signed allowing the … [Read more...]
I call Obama’s proposal to put a limit on the tax-free savings that can be put in a 401k an outrageous piece of statist interference in the free market. How dare you tell me I can’t put more than $3 million away in my 401k if I’m able? What right have you to dictate that I’ll be able to make do on $205,000 a year? It’s this kind of interference in a climate where savings aren’t growing except for 2% of America that’s going to fuel another bout of accusations that Obama is some kind … [Read more...]
Companies know how important it is to make their products as friendly as can be with third-party social websites, and Microsoft, for one, has done a pretty fantastic job at making sure the team behind Bing's doing exactly that. To wit, the Surface maker is, as of today, also starting to cater to the Pinterest crowd, announcing that it's now allowing users of the recently redesigned site to share Bing image search findings via a simple click -- assuming you're logged in, naturally. The new … [Read more...]
Consumer startups like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and even DropBox are built by founders who wanted to “make something cool” for their own benefit. Their teams intuitively understand what works because they are their own target audience: young, tech-savvy people looking for better ways to connect, share, and arrange their digital stuff. When it comes to buyer psychology, corporations are not people By contrast, the challenge for enterprise startups, is that corporations are not really … [Read more...]
