I firmly believe that you’re a douchebag Apple fanboy .. but wow.. you’re hella smart. reply. Mosh – August 24th, 2010 at 9:20 am UTC. Also, if Facebook wants to set its pace on the next level. Then, it should also prevent itself from ….. the internet survives solely because dumb people click on Adshere’s another guy who thinks that other people are stupid just like MG thinks that other people don’t know how to use FBis there some kind of ego virus on TechCrunch? …
Imagine having to to go Google and search for ‘www.facebook.com’ rather than just searching for ‘social network’ and having Facebook come up as a result, is how he puts it. … So what does Apple think about Chomp one-upping them in app discovery? Apple is insanely excited about this, Keighran says. Undoubtedly Google is excited for Chomp to come to Android too. Because this is a very real problem across all platforms and one that’s only growing in size. …
Then of course there are companies that build whole ecosystems outside of the web such as Apple (and really there are many that do, think of Verizon FiOS, or Xbox Live, etc). … This is the most interesting article I’ve ever read on TechCrunch. I don’t believe Facebook’s traffic is greater than Google’s worldwide, though it might be in the U.S. Google is ranked 2, 3, and 4 in Japan, China, and Russia, respectively. Facebook is ranked 30, 500+, and 20 in those countries . …
The correct way to do these things either seems to be to go for humorous/hipster (like Square) or sentimental/simple (like Apple). With their Places video, Facebook actually sort of combined the two it’s the ultimate sentimental/hipster video. As I said, it’s very good. … Google provide their search engine to weboogle.net but anyway this portal is so huge. weboogle has made more than $10 million the last month by the advertissement from google …
Chart.io See our launch coverage here Founded by former TechCrunch Research analyst Dan Levine and Dave Fowler. During his time at TC, Dan worked on CrunchBase, would run custom queries, pass off to someone to put data into charts which was expensive and … Brushes Premiere illustrations done with iPad. 250K paid users. You hold the record for the most profitable startup on Demo Day Paul Graham. Both are Apple veterans. We will be the Adobe of touch devices. …
Or maybe it has something to do with Apple using their own place database already. reply. robin – August 19th, 2010 at 6:59 pm UTC. if google win facebook and kill it, many people will pay for dating since facebook is a free dating site …
TechCrunch 7 hours ago. My, how quickly things change. It wasn’t much more than a year ago that Apple and Google were happy partners at least from the public’s perspective working in tandem to push technology forward at a clipping pace. … Foursquare may have a tenuous partnership with Facebook Places— but don’t let the Kumbaya presentation fool you, these frenemies are gunning for the ultimate mayorship and Dennis Crowley is feeling very confident. …
Sure, facebook has a huge advantage, but that doesn’t make it evil. It is not like they are Microsoft or anything. reply. Jim Jones – August 19th, 2010 at 9:43 pm UTC. Microsoft? In that case add Google and Apple to the list. …
One key thing to note: while Google’s slides that were presented at GDC (and we reported on) indicated that developers would only pay a modest fee of 5% (Apple’s rev share on the App Store is 30%), the fee is actually 5% plus an additional 30 cents per … Dennis – August 19th, 2010 at 12:01 pm UTC. why is the facebook company overview listed under this article?! reply. mikeMe – August 19th, 2010 at 12:45 pm UTC. Facebook owns Google. Welcome to the world 2020. …
I, for one, have decided not to use any Google and Facebook products anymore (I know, for GoogleAnalytics, we don’t even have a choice to opt out which is actually an illegal situation in many countries). And I’m 25, not some old tech- hating ….. It wasn’t all that long ago that a company whose website held your work phone number and e-mail address was the most vile thing Tech Crunch had ever seen. http://techcrunch.com/2006/03/23/jigsaw-is-a-really-really-bad-idea/ …
