The App Wall

We are still a bit under influence of Steve Jobs last presentation on Wednesday. So I read MG Siegler that he talks something near "magical" apps. Apps that solves problems we didn't know we had, and solves the problems using the mobile's "senses".

A post from TechCrunch by MG Siegler has the whole story. Here is a part:
Here’s a simple test: if you have to copy features from a competitor, you’re not the best. That’s not to say the best don’t copy. Of course they do. But rarely does a startup get to be the best by copying — they do it to stay the best, and because they can (sad, perhaps, but true — and it only works if mixed with even more original innovation; see, again: Facebook). 


The features that make a startup the best can’t be copied because they’re not actually features, they only appear to be to competitors. Instead, these “features” are a deeply woven fundamental that is vital to the fabric of the startup that came up with it. To put it another way: these “features” are often something that was dreamed up from the inception of a product, not something that was tacked-on (as it would be by the copying party).



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