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Nova Spivack told me in 2010, the 21st century is all about the present. “The Now is getting shorter,” Spivack said. “The horizon is getting narrower. Now has gone from days to hours to seconds. Every new service competes for fraction of a fraction of our free time. Or displaces something else which has that time.” Spivack was spot-on: Our now is even more fractional than it used to be.
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Foursquare's Swarm has an easter egg where you can find your old Foursquare badges
Emoji updates in apps are all the rage today
I think we’ll look back and believe that Facebook, like Apple, is a company that did a great job disrupting itself before others could. And they did it all through smart acquisitions
https://medium.com/p/8817e985ae13
In the Age of Context personal data (ex: calendar and email, location and time) is integrated with publicly available data (ex: traffic data, pollution level) and app-level data (ex: Uber surge pricing, number of steps tracked by my FitBit) to intelligently drive me towards an action (ex: getting me to walk to my next meeting instead of ordering a car) ... It is an era in which our biological computational capacity and actions, are enhanced (and improved) by digital services.
Into the Age of Context
In the evolution from the current Era of Mobile to the future Age of Context, the supercomputers in our pocket evolve from information delivery and application interaction layers, to notification context-aware action drivers.
Into the Age of Context
I’m thankful and overwhelmed ... we need to be very focused on keeping this beautiful fire that we have in the community ... what we want to do is we want to hug the community and make sure that the product is awesome, scaleable, working, and eventually grow up.
https://medium.com/on-startups/i-m-scared-21e28bf97817
"Flash forward, and Google Reader (RIP) and FriendFeed are in the bin, aggregation is no longer a thing, and the hottest discussions are around good looking filter apps or private networks with disappearing content. It makes one feel a little gutted to have invested in networks that felt a little bit smarter and were designed for smart consumption and discussion, rather than a flight toward the lowest common denominator."
It was apparent that in his eyes we were all just broken humans trying to make it through this difficult thing called life, and he wanted to do anything he could to help this broken human.
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There's a lot to admire about the common-sense advice, 'If you don't have anything worth saying, don't say anything.' On the other hand, one reason we often find ourselves with nothing much to say is that we've already decided that it's safer and easier to say nothing. If you've fallen into that trap, then committing to having a point of view and scheduling a time and place to say something is almost certainly going to improve your thinking, your attitude and your trajectory.
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Everyone’s spending increasingly more consumption time dicking around in apps and snacking on bite-sized social content instead of browsing websites and searching Google ... The social and app revolutions haven’t been purely additive — much of the time people spend on those now has come at the expense of search, RSS, and bookmarks ... Social networks have powerful benefits and are here to stay. But like any trend, we’ve swung too far in that direction for our own good, as both producers and consumers.
Marco Arment, on the decline of blogs and consumption of valuable thought provoking content in general
A “dirty secret” of the wearables market is that at least half of consumers abandon them within months, no doubt realizing how pointless they truly are.
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Facebook continues to do what few digital publishers can pull off: Over each of the last five quarters, the social network has been able to boost revenue even as it sells fewer ads.
Facebook's Mobile Revenue Hits $2.5 Billion as Prices Soar
With more and more web and mobile applications deriving their value mostly or completely from their user base (Facebook, Twitter, eBay, Etsy, Reddit, Kickstarter, Uber, etc, etc), there is a growing sense that the community could or should have some real ownership in these businesses.
Community-owned applications
The underlying philosophies remain very different - for Apple the device is smart and the cloud is dumb storage, while for Google the cloud is smart and the device is dumb glass. Those assumptions and trade-offs remain very strongly entrenched. Meanwhile, the next phases of smartphones (messaging apps as platforms and watches as a dominant interface?) will test all the assumptions again.
Mobile platforms and technical debt
