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I would buy a Motorola device to get faster updates, but do they even have phones worth getting?
Awesome story, thanks for sharing! It's important to take a step back and appreciate history.
Posted by
robkwok on Thursday March 31, 2016 @01:08PM
from the macrumors.com dept.
How does bitcode change this?
Have you guys tried out Crittercism? (Full disclosure - I'm Rob, one of the founders and CTO) - We have an API (
http://docs.crittercism.com/api/api.html), alerting, PagerDuty integration, automatic tracking of events like loss of internet connectivity, app background/foreground, etc.
Posted by
robkwok on Saturday December 29, 2012 @01:34AM
from the carlosslim.com dept.
Great job Saumil! If there was anyone that could pull off going from single founder to raising $5.1m, it's you.
Awesome! I've been waiting for someone to fix this! Definitely going to try it out this weekend.
Congrats! It's very sleek and awesome just like the the hall website.
I guess as long as the name is memorable...
seems like a very smart acquisition, congrats!
Posted by
robkwok on Thursday February 02, 2012 @10:03PM
from the forbes.com dept.
Congrats guys! Sorry to see you go :(
I'm glad PBS decided to do a report on Startup Accelerators. AngelPad was immensely helpful for Crittercism.
I was a cofounder in the second batch of AngelPad (www.crittercism.com) Here's why I would recommend AngelPad:
- Coworking space: received a lot of great feedback and help from the other cofounders. We also became pretty good friends with all of the other teams.
- Founder experience: a lot of the other founders had a lot of work experience. One founder was the first product manager at youtube, first employee at slide.
- Industry connections: a lot of the mentors are still in industry (VPs at LinkedIn, Facebook, etc). The google mafia is VERY WELL connected. Basically, you can pretty much get access to anyone you need to be successful, from top VCs to the CEO of twitter.
- Mentors: we had five mentors that were impressively available (Thomas Korte met with every team every monday for 30 minutes and you met with another mentor usually at least once a week). I exchanged emails at 2am with one of the mentors throughout the program! All of the mentors are amazing and people you really look forward to working with.
Posted by
robkwok on Wednesday May 28, 2008 @04:58PM
from the news.therecord.com dept.