Featured Report: Don't worry, the best app developers won't live with their moms forever

Don't worry, the best app developers won't live with their moms forever   Fierce Developer Apr,08,2014 by:Shane Schick In the countercultural 1960s, the catchphrase among Flower Children used to be "turn on, tune in, drop out." Today, it might better be described as "turn on, tune in, make apps." There was actually something rather refreshing in a recent post on the Harvard Business Review blog called, "Why do app developers still live with their moms?" by Jerry Davis. Instead of the usual rah-rah about the opportunities presented by apps and the ease of entry into the market, the Wilbur K. Pierpont professor of management at the Ross School of Business explores the dark side of self-taught entrepreneurialism. What happens, for example, when young people pin their hopes on becoming an overnight app store hit and let their homework slide? Read More

The Fog of a Price War Is Real in AT&T's New Mobile Share Plans Wireless Week Apr,04,2014 by:Andrew Berg AT&T's new Mobile Share plans are misleading in that they are basically a limited promotion on par with how cable companies offer you an introductory rate, which is then increased at a later date. I'll start out by saying AT&T's new 10GB Mobile Share plans are a good deal: four lines, 10GB of data at $160. You arrive at that amount by adding 4 lines at the new reduced rate of $15 per line (4 X $15 = $60), regardless of device, plus $100 for that 10GB bucket of data. Read More

Wearables fit perfectly into Google's smart strategy Computer World Mar,31,2014 By:Sharon Gaudin Google's Android Wear mobile operating system is about powering smartwatches, but it also fits neatly into the company's overall smart strategy.Google's new OS for wearables will also help tie together the company's different ventures, which range from search to robotics, Google Glass and data analytics. Read More

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