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Asked for a mobile app dev quote for a project with a domain expert from freshers and folks say $60/hr. When I asked why such an exorbitant price? The answer came its a US based 'client' lol. For a country that orgies on titles - we really are stup

Finally concluded the product name and decided to keep it exactly what it does, it's a two-word name. But, but, but... .com is available, yet it's a premium domain and the price is $7500 and that's insane. Also, .io is taken, so now shall I go with

Every tech wave builds on the one before it. From semiconductors in the 1960s to AI in the 2020s, this chart shows a powerful truth: breakthroughs don’t appear overnight—they stand on decades of work. The chips from Intel made systems like Windows a

Launched an App to organize your bookmarks and summary. Hey folks, Sharing an app that i created along with few friends to help one learn better. Please try and share your feedback. How it can help: 1. Share any article on-the-go with app. The a

#1 Business Idea Mazdoor Saathi App - A simple and easy-to-use mobile app to help uneducated and low-literate workers find daily wage jobs. Key Features of the App: 1. Simple Interface (Voice & Icon-Based Navigation) - Voice commands and vi

Hey fellow HabitHookers! 👋 I'm popping in to spread the word about this awesome app and why I think it really works. I've been watching other habit trackers like Streaks, Loop and Fabulous - they've got great analytics that motivated many. HabitH

Is It Time for an OYO-Style Platform for Students and Professionals? What if we built a platform like OYO, but for students and working professionals renting in big cities? A one-stop app to book posh, furnished rooms with Wi-Fi, live in clean, ver

From Dorm Room to Billion-Dollar Boom: The Untold Story of Snapchat’s Rise Snapchat began in 2011 as a project by Stanford students with a unique idea: disappearing photos and messages. Reggie Brown thought of the concept and teamed up with Evan S

“Why Your Brain Loves That App: Neurodesign Secrets in Mobile UX” Neurodesign is the art of designing user experiences that tap directly into how the brain reacts—and mobile apps use it masterfully. Colors, shapes, and animations aren’t random. Red