Steve Dementer has been covered by CNN for making $250K within 8 weeks of launching Trism on Iphone.
Do you know the real story of how Steve built himself focusing on his dreams. He came from poverty through finding his place to follow a dream. He shared this honest story as keynote of IphoneDevCamp3.
I have seen a 13yr old demo a facebook app at the bay area facebook meetup.
Today I saw a 10yr old go on stage to demo an iphone app she built with her dad’s help at the Iphonedevcamp #ipdc3 at Yahoo with this weekend.
Inspired!!! Geeks and innovators inspire me. This is a blog about how such innovations take birth and this one just floored me.
Does it sound strange that Kyle Sollenberger started a twitter app to help his facebook app?
That is a pattern I see where developers migrate from one app ecosystem to another focused on solving a problem for themselves. Earlier we heard a similar story from ChatterMonkey
Cotweet has used twitterville community to reach the early adopters of brands to help them build and scale their product.
Update: Co-tweet raised $1.1 yday. Also they are based out of Pennsylvania and are moving to silicon valley.
It takes a certain type of geek to attend WhereCamp, especially if you work for a large company like Google. These are the people who go out look for new innovations and provide integrations and adaptions.
I met Tom Brown of Google Transit team at WhereCamp 2009. They are planning more real time access.
Seesmic bought the twitter client twhirl and created Seesmic Desktop.
I was fascinated by Seesmic Desktop as they became the first to bring facebook connect integration to the desktop.
Seesmic CTO Johann Romefort talks about their vision to provide a seamless integration across multiple desktops and iphone. The key message I got here is they chose to build upon Twhirl and are focused on listening to users.
What inspires you?
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