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I first met Andrew Stalbow , the founder & CEO of Seriously in August of 2013. On August 23rd, 2013 I had an email intro from my good friend and trusted source Jeff Berman who only sends me stuff when it is somebody he respects (ie a strong filter vs. those who send casual intros). It is what Seriously was designed to do.
We spent a year (2012-2013) building a merchant acquisition machine and all of the systems to support bookings, calendar integrations, location services, etc. We then spent much of 2013 proving out the merchant model in one city – Los Angeles. I’d love to get some feedback.
Many “tech companies” now have green screens. And costume & set designers. Our lease runs out in 2013. I see it first hand in Los Angeles where given the growth of YouTube networks the worlds of art & technology are colliding. It’s becoming harder to distinguish tech companies from media companies.
It makes it easier to persuade others to join you, it alerts other angels & VCs that you’re a company to be on their radar screen, it helps potential customers know that you may be worth doing business with and it builds you up to announce other milestones down the line. But in 2013 it can also simply be, “Company X raises $2.2
Watch Sony’s brilliantly simple video that proves that in E3 2013, Microsoft was pwned. There is certainly a lot to cover but I’ll just mention a few highlights. The post Family Fun, Sports Fans and Fight For the Best Console | E3 Recap appeared first on TechZulu.
Our products are designed for use by warehouse workers, retail staff, employees in manufacturing plants, by airlines, any place where people are moving boxes, picking and placing, shipping products, or getting things ready for pickup. That CES was in 2013, and there wasn't a lot on the market at the time. That's how we got our start.
This is true especially for touch-screen devices that require more visual communication to hit the right buttons. CUE’s extremely responsive tactile screen makes use of haptic feedback and touch gestures with pressing, swiping, and pinching to zoom or expand. Initial Impressions. to only display what is pertinent.
It was just a matter of process to add iOS, and later, Android to the output, and start designing games for the larger screens, later bringing those games down to run on BREW and Java after that. We're working on bringing our back catalog to the free-to-play model as much as possible, which is one of our strategies for growth in 2013.
Today’s market offers a variety of prebuilt IVI systems designed according to Genivi standards or similar specifications that can be modified and adapted to your car brand and model. As you must have guessed, QNX is currently rocking with a 53% share in 2013, and over 60% in 2014.
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New and old interactive companies alike have been wrangling their online communities for panelpicker votes since mid-August when voting commenced for a coveted shot to win a chance to present their vision to a guaranteed crowd of A-List digital and tech influencers that will gather together in Austin, TX the week of March 8, 2013.
During this year’s 2013 US Open patrons will be able to request a ride via Uber to and from the tournament sites at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. US Open fans who catch a ride through the Callaway and Uber #MyCallawayDriver partnership will receive a limited edition collector’s coin designed by Callaway Golf.
OP: myLINGO is a smartphone app where you can select and download an audio track of a movie in your preferred language and go to the theatre and have that audio track synchronize to the movie playing on the screen. myLINGO is designed to bring new users into the movie viewing experience.
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