The Second Smartphone Revolution
Benedict Evans tweeted out this chart yesterday: We sometimes think of the shift to mobile as finished, or almost finished. It isn’t. pic.twitter.com/l5gaiMlaoU — Benedict Evans (@BenedictEvans) March 12, 2016 The first 2.5bn smartphones brought us Instagram, Snapchat, Uber, Whatsapp, Kik, Venmo, Duolingo, and most importantly, drove the big web apps to build world class mobile apps and move their
What Is Going To Happen
Yesterday I wrote a post summing up what happened in 2014. In it I promised a post on what is going to happen. What I did not specify was how far forward I am going to look. It’s a lot easier to predict the future without a timeline on it. I think we all know, for example, we are going to have driverless cars. When that is going to be mainstream, however, is a pretty big question that I can’t answ
The Twitter Platform's Inflection Point
Apr 7, 2010 The Twitter Platform's Inflection Point I was emailing with a friend of mine yesterday who is a 30 year veteran of silicon valley. He'd written a post that was quite positive about the iPad. I sent him my post which wasn't so positive. We had a good discussion. Which ended with my friend making this point: iPad’s fate depends on entrepreneurs inventing new kinds of killer apps. (rememb
Startup Ecosystems Take Time
Saul Klein, co-founder of Seedcamp and one of the top VCs in europe, has a long and thoughtful post up on the evolution of Seedcamp. In it he says: In my mind, helping to bring some cohesion to our region's distributed network of talent, capital and is a 15-20 year project. …… Getting to the right point takes time, and the cycles that kicked off what we now know as Silicon Valley began nearly 50 y
If You Are Doing An Event, Bring Twitter Into The Room
Mar 8, 2009 If You Are Doing An Event, Bring Twitter Into The Room I tend not to write too much about Twitter these days. God knows enough gets written about it elsewhere. But we had such a great experience with Twitter at Hacking Education on Friday that I feel compelled to share it with everyone. Hacking Education was what we call a "Union Square Sessions" event. We've done a number of sessions
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