Now there is no longer a need for towels? Soon there won’t be a need for showering either! This innovation is quite smart and feasible though. Great idea
How location data is fueling the wearable revolution (eBook)
Though hardly accessible, the wearable tech market seems to be worth quite a lot! To think that most of these products haven’t even started shipping as yet.
“The wearable market is already worth $3 to $5 billion today. In the next two to three years it is expected to be a $30 to $50 billion market.”
Google Shows A Glimpse Of How Its Modular Phone Moonshot Is Progressing
I’m so anxious about this innovation. I swear if Google actually pulls off the modular-phone…. It’s going to take up sooo much of my time though.
There is no failure if you don’t stop trying
“I have not failed. I’ve just found 10 000 ways that won’t work” – Thomas Edison
There is no substitute for hard work and passion.
Google’s Project Ara $50 Modular Smartphone Could Change The Way We Buy Phones Starting Next Year
This is going to bring back the Hobbyist! The smartphone hobbyist, that is. I’ve always wished I could work on the intestines of my smartphone.
Beware cellphone retailers, it might just be the age of flexible hardware
Hidden within Sergey Brin’s Resume…
This is a perfect example of a man that turned his dream into a reality.
Hidden within the source-code of his 1995 Standford resume, were the prophetic wishes of a would-be billionaire.
Digital Ocean’s Journey From TechStars Reject To Cloud-Hosting Darling
Beautiful video for some startup inspiration.
The Awesome Easter Egg In Sergey Brin’s Old Resume
This is just so fxcking awesome! Talk about goal-setting.
[Interview] Kathy Cheng, Founder of Thankful Registry
“5. What experience has been most useful to you in your entrepreneurship journey?
Talking to my customers, whether it’s by email or in person. I get to hear their feedback, their praise, their suggestions and their curiosity about how Thankful came to be. Those interactions have been the most meaningful to me by far.”
[The following is an interview by Jessica Kao (EST staff) on Kathy Cheng, Founder of Thankful Registry, with authorization for publishing on the personal blog of Start Jeffrey Up and the FB pages of Entrepreneurs Society of Taiwan (EST) and Plus8.]
About Thankful Registry:
1. How did you get the idea for your startup?
It’s a familiar story! A few years ago, I was going to a lot of weddings and it occurred to me that the wedding registry experience was pretty awful. So I thought, why hasn’t someone come up with a better online experience yet? Of course, wedding registries are more common in the U.S. than in Asia, so it’s probably not something a lot of Asian consumers can relate to.
2. Who is your target market?
Originally I thought Thankful’s target market would be very much U.S.-based. And focused on design-minded, tech-savvy couples. However, since the…
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