Posts Tagged ‘TechCrunch’


The Continuum, a massive Flash Game

Saturday, July 12th, 2008 - 8:07 am

The Continuum certainly isn’t for everyone - the amount of customization, stat-tracking, and strategy involved will alienate a lot of people. But it will have a strong appeal for gamers who’ve enjoyed franchises like Magic: The Gathering or Dungeons and Dragons.

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ZDNet, TechCrunch, ReadWriteWeb; They’ve got it wrong

Saturday, May 10th, 2008 - 6:56 am

Some-a people out there in our nation don’t have that, and I believe RIA, like, such as in Flash and Silverlight everywhere, should help the US, or should help Adobe, and should help India, and should help Sun so that we’re able to build up RIA.

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Windows Vista SP1 Video

Thursday, April 17th, 2008 - 6:48 am

Allegedly leaked by a Microsoft Employee, this Springsteen-inspired Music Video is about the awareness of Windows Vista. It looks polished though cheesy. It is some sort of a Windows Vista SP1 promotional music video.

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Nokia skeptical of mobile-startups but hand-shake with big Corps

Monday, January 21st, 2008 - 6:35 am

There is talk of a partnership in the works … it’s safe to say we’re testing the waters and things still have to be worked out.

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What a bad team can do to a Startup?

Flash/Flex developer, Orian Marx, started his Startup with much zeal and enthusiasm but had to give-in to failures because of none other but the team - the founders involved. His article outlined the story so ...13th Oct, 2008

Introduction to Adobe AIR (NetTuts)

Nettuts have a nice Introduction to Adobe AIR which focus on using HTML/JS to build an AIR Application. It covers -- Adobe AIR Architecture, How to install AIR, Get the development SDK, Configurations, gets on to ...2nd Oct, 2008

Decide Team Type from Books

What do you think of the "Team-Type" if they got these books recently? What "Team-Type" do these books suggest? ( surveys) 29th Sep, 2008

What do investors look for in a startup?

A great video Interview with Venture Hacker Naval Ravikant answering the age-old question: What do you look for in a startup? Investors look for two things that are paramount above all: # Great team: It's obvious. It's a ...27th Sep, 2008

You don't mess with the 'Englineer Bother'

(Via: Hiring Horror) 24th Sep, 2008

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