1/ We just released the first version of Chat Center on the App Store. https://t.co/JvQ3Ftm9oh …
— Keith Teare (@kteare) June 28, 2014
My TechCrunch Posts
Here you are, my TechCrunch posts – http://tcrn.ch/KtWSsO
The Opinionated! Essay – Number 1 – The Startup Valley of Death
Revolution and Death in Silicon Valley
I took my Tapestry story on the road this week, speaking at DEMO Fall in Santa Clara Convention Center.
Here is what I said:
Fu*k*d Companies?
just.me updates
First Miley Cyrus http://t.co/SP49QGzBQ4 now Justin Bieber (is this for real?) http://t.co/f91w96Zpyy just.me pic.twitter.com/J9Z8fADgvM
— just_dot_me (@just_dot_me) September 19, 2013
iOS7 version of just.me release to app store. https://t.co/k1dJxWjM4O And we are featured in Social Networking. pic.twitter.com/vHNPXZmVuu
— just_dot_me (@just_dot_me) September 19, 2013
Facebook Home Design Process
TechCrunch writer Josh Constine published a wonderful article and accompanying video about the Facebook Home design process.
The reason it is so good is that it really goes to the heart of what a social smartphone needs to be thinking about.
Of course this is a problem close to my heart, and just.me as a project is addressing many of the same fundamental issues.
The key is to understand that to personalize the smartphone the address book, and the interactions with people in it, are the center of a persons real life. These interactions should also be at the center of their smartphones UI. Today this isn’t the case with either iOS or Android. As Facebook says, they are app centric. Google Now and Googles Notification Center are both promising points of integration for a very different experience. So too is Apples “Today” screen in iOS7. It is likely that the future mobile OS will look more like Home than it does like today’s UI’s. It is unlikely that Facebook will own that experience however. Owning an OS is a pre-condition.
The Video is here, for the article go to TechCrunch – http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/20/facebook-home-design/
