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I want to ensure that I am constantly learning to keep myself relevant. I come across lots of content (blogs, videos, podcasts, images, etc.) that I want go through but mostly save them for later read (either I am doing something or don't have suffic

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"Don’t Settle for cheaper plastic" Marketing Face off #2 Apple vs Samsung The advertisement came from Samsung that directly compares their Galaxy S3 with iPhone soon after the verdict in the patent case went in favor of Apple. Samsung in the ad

You probably are full of valuable ideas for content. But you just don’t notice. Because they become so normal. They’ve just become part of your day-to-day. The biggest misconception that you have. That you think, everyone is on pace with you or a

How do you see Trump's win in the US Presidential Elections from a geopolitical angle for India? I get that India is on India's side (self interest at the top). But that can't be a long term stance. Sooner or later, we need to collaborate. So taki

As developer we should think about how we can make the impact through our skill to world and what are the way to converting into a business.... only focusing on the job limit our mindset eventually we will start thinking that even earning 60k per mo

In April 2010, Apple Inc. made a significant strategic move by acquiring Siri for over $200 million. At the time, Siri was just a standalone app for iPhones that let users perform tasks like setting reminders or making calls using voice commands. How

You are browsing or working and come across a useful content (blog, video, podcast) that you think is worth going through. You decide to come back to content at a later time and save/ bookmark the content. This happens a lot and now you have so many

Greetings everyone! The most news or medial posts I see are related to science, AI, startups etc. I'm a commerce student, I do find these topics fascinating but don't you all think little bit knowledge about commerce is also neccesaey as If you are

The most underrated CEO in the world: Tim Cook. Steve Jobs built Apple to $350 billion. Tim Cook took over in 2011 and grew it to over $3.4 trillion in just 12 years. Here’s how he turned Apple into the most successful company in the world: Whe