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The Google mobile network is at last official: The company has launched its Project Fi service in the United States exclusively for Nexus 6 owners. Detailed in a blog post, Google said Project Fi will cost $20 a month for the basic plan (talk, text, Wi-Fi tethering and coverage in 120+ countries), with an additional $10 monthly fee for each 1GB of data you desire. If you don’t use all of your purchased data in a month, you’ll receive a pro-rated amount refunded back to the account. Google is working with T-Mobile and Sprint to expand its coverage; at the moment,…
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Facebook has today launched Hello, an app designed to replace the default dialler on your Android phone. As you’d expect, it’s closely tied to your Facebook account with caller ID data pulled in even if you don’t have the caller’s number in your phone’s contacts list. It allows you to make calls and send messages via Messenger instead of your cellular connection. Yes, after the failure of its Home launcher, Hello is Facebook’s latest attempt at a ‘Facebook Phone’ on Android. To help encourage you to switch over to the app, it’s got a feature that is genuinely interesting and useful even…
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Samir Patel is the President & CEO of GrowthMachines, TheGrowth.Academy and Mentor at 500Startups. “An organization’s ability to learn, and translate that learning into action rapidly, is the ultimate competitive advantage.” ~ Jack Welch, former chairman and CEO of GE The reality is most companies have old school digital marketing types in senior management roles with outdated thinking and methods of daily operations. These folks, while experienced and talented in many ways, often have a different set of skills than the growth hackers of today. With the advent of new distribution methods (like mobile apps and now the apple watch platform),…
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