Spaaze is an entirely free online corkboard which lets users organize sticky notes, links, images, videos and basically anything else you could think of in an infinite canvas which is saved in real-time. It’s a great way to organize separate bits of online information together in one easily accessible location as you figure out what’s what.
Products That Solve Problems Market Themselves: The Instagram Story
Instagram launched in late 2010 with a new, fast and easy way to share photos between users. The service has expanded at a huge rate across the globe, ...
The CloudApp Story
CloudApp launched in early 2010 to a huge amount of interest, and it has developed into one of the most popular file-sharing services on the web. The ...
Why Windows Phone 7 would have failed as a startup.
While Windows Phone 7 has been making steady progress in terms of market share since it's launch in late 2010, a series of poor decisions and technica ...
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An email client that achieved 20,000 downloads in a day: The Sparrow story
April 11, 2011, 8 CommentsSparrow is a new email client for OSX that has taken the Mac world by storm: it was downloaded over 20,000 times on launch day, and has been downloaded 100,000 times since the Mac App Store launched in January. To hear the background story ...
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Present.me makes recording and sharing presentations easy.
April 9, 2011, 3 CommentsPresent.me is a new startup which aims to make sharing keynote presentations across the world extremely simple. The service lets you record yourself on webcam presenting the slides, and puts that video side-by-side with the keynote so that ...
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Think small, start small – An interview with Stephen Ou
April 8, 2011, 5 CommentsStephen Ou found fame within the startup space in late 2010, with his webapps Itunes Instant and TwtRoulette, which earned him coverage on big-name technology blogs including Mashable, Techcrunch, Inc, and Forbes. To tell us his story, and ...
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Why Gumroad is the next billion dollar startup – The developer interview
April 6, 2011, 6 CommentsGumroad launched this week to a huge amount of interest from consumers and from the media. The startup is basically a service which lets users buy and sell digital goods with no hassle and minimal effort. Whether you're selling design templ ...
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‘Ads’ are dead. Use advertising instead.
April 4, 2011, 2 CommentsOnline 'ads', as we've known them for the past decade, are dead. The brain of every internet user has been trained to ignore banner ads on websites, and if it hasn't, web browser adblock technology has ensured the ads are truly hidden. In t ...
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Localscope tells you what’s close by.
April 3, 2011, 2 CommentsLocalscope is a social data powered GPS app which help users find great spots to check out nearby. It uses Google, Bing, Foursquare and Twitter to pinpoint nearby destinations, letting you compare search results just by sliding between them ...
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