Wow, who got paid to make this law?

Goes to show that content is king and people will pay for content they want or think they need.

Build a landing page slightly explaining it with an email sign up field/submit button (like via launchrock or some other co).

Invest $50-$75 or so into some keywords/ads via adwords and see if you get signups. Fastest/cheapest way to validate.

If that goes well, put a full plan together with a schedule attached and go at it.

Good luck!

Until a robot decides not to listen...

You don't need AI to make the assertion literally false. the pentagon isn't giving up on the concept of "collateral damage".

And now for Amazon...

I know it doesn't matter, but I think its still kinda funny that revenue in one day on the Amazon store is more than the entire net worth of the whole Bitcoin network.

This just means its early days for Bitcoin. I fear governments will present themselves as a major obstacle in the next 5 years. Lets hope i'm wrong, the idea of Bitcoin is really interesting (in a good way).

How much did you start with?

How do I get photoshop on this thing?

I actually think they should acquire a carrier like tmobile... They always say they want to control "the entire customer experience from hardware to software".

Considering Apple is a global company, it wouldn't make sense to acquire the 4th largest carrier if all they get is some spectrum and nothing else.

How would T-Mobile (USA) help the iPhone across the board?

I like google +, I really do, but look at your google + feed, then look at your facebook feed. They are both vying for the time. Its clear as to who is winning that war.

You're only as good as your network. Your social feed is different than mine.

My Google+ feed is way more useful to me. I follow a lot of fellow developers & tech personalities who post long-form content that can't fit on Twitter.

My Facebook feed has too much personal/trivial posts that I value it less. Not to mention the endless political rant.

I actually think that Facebook & Google+ comparison is not right.

The people I follow on Google+ are more similar to the people I follow on Twitter. But Google+ has an advantage because it has no 140-character restriction & displays media (video/picture) better.

Build a better product then advertise that. The problem is everyone is trying to build the iphone and they think that advertising is going to bring market share.

They actually have built a better phone but this isn't a very effective way of making that point to the average consumer.