Early Adopters Still Spend More Time With Microsoft Than Google, Facebook, or Skype. But For How Long?

May 08, 2008

TechCrunch When early adopters sit at their computers, what applications and websites do they use the most? The answer: Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Office, and MSN Messenger—just like most everyone else. At least according to data from RescueTime, the productivity app that monitors the amount of time a user spends on every applicat (Read More)

Xobni’s Secret Project: Merge Outlook With Yahoo Mail

Apr 29, 2008

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4 Questions for Productivity Guru Tim Ferriss

Mar 28, 2008

Submitted by Brian : he epitome of entrepreneurial productivity, according to author Timothy Ferriss, is becoming so efficient that you can run your business in four hours a week. (Read More)

Every Piece of Startup Advice is a Lie (including mine)

Mar 08, 2008

Tony Wright dot com Well, not all of it. That title was blatant click-bait. You’re here and I’ve won. Nyah!I’ve long been passionate about reading and digesting every tidbit of information about what it takes to build a successful startup. I’m an avid reader of people like Seth Godin, Paul Graham, Guy Kawasaki, the (Read More)

iPhone SDK comparison chart

Mar 07, 2008

Submitted by Deepa : iPhone SDK comparison chart from Engadget. (Read More)

VC Jeff Clavier: Founders, don't make money, take ours! [Silicon Valley Users Guide]

Mar 06, 2008

Valleywag Palo Alto-based venture capitalist Jeff Clavier wants startup founders to stop trying to make money. Why? Because when founders start pulling in around $300,000 a month, they start to think they don't need VC. Which is correct. And bad for business. So here's a refresher on what Clavier and other VCs would prefer they do. (Read More)