If you’re a frugal founder, you’ve probably bought an Amazon Kindle Fire over the much pricier iPad 3. The Kindle clearly doesn’t have the horsepower of the iPad 3, but it does have some great games. Below we’ve chosen our top 10 favorite games on Amazon’s Kindle Fire that we are playing right now!
2. Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation
Here’s what it takes for a founder to succeed:
What are the best times in your life to start a business?
The best times in life to start a business are when you…
Everyone needs a break now and then, so I’m going to list my top 10 best games (a.k.a. time killers) that I’m playing right now. These wonderful iOS games will be sure to keep you entertained for countless hours. I’m sure that you’ll recognize at least a few of these:
1. Spell Gems
KickoffLabs is an ideal solution for anyone who wants to quickly validate their market. Instead of spending weeks or months to build a website and mobile app, in an hour or less, you can launch a landing page and start driving traffic to it.
It’s the perfect way to test your main hypotheses and figure out what your customers actually want. KickoffLabs offers everything from pre-made templates to analytics and A/B testing. You can try it out for free.
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by Steven Hoffman, Publisher of Founders Space
Nothing is better for Xmas than an XShot — it makes the perfect stocking stuffer for anyone who wants to take photos over the holidays!
by Steven Hoffman, Cofounder of Founders Space
Like most founders out there, I pre-ordered my iPhone 5, and I love it. The one problem was that I was terrified of dropping it before I had a new case.
Fortunately, I just got two cases in the mail from Cygnett, and they’re pretty darn cool.
Okay, so you’ve got your iPhone 5 and you’re looking for cases, like every startup founder is right now. We just tried out two cases from STM, and they are really nice.
The first is the STM Opera for the iPhone 5. It’s perfect for anyone who wants a simple, lightweight case that affords pretty good protection.
Tile pattern inspired by the Sydney Opera House.
So you’ve submitted your app to Apple’s App Store, Amazon’s Kindle, Barnes & Noble’s NOOK and Google Play… what next? Is that all you can do?
Actually, there are a number of other apps stores out there than accept Android apps. These include…
AT&T App Store
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Everyone is talking about raising money on Kickstarter, and why not? Who wants VC money, where you have to give up equity and often control of your company?
But it’s not as easy as it looks to raise money on Kickstarter. There are certain types of projects that raise far more than others.
Here’s my analysis of what makes a good Kickstarter campaign:
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