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  • The bezeless era of phones

    The iPhone 8 and iPhone X (ten) was launched yesterday, and Apple joins Xiaomi, Samsung, Essential in the era of bezeless phones. Sharp did it first, then Xiaomi launched the MIX last year, then everybody else came along. If you’re still thinking that phones are still all about hardware by now, then you’re probably not

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  • Apple has an official Instagram account

    Welcome to Instagram, Apple! They started their new Instagram account two hours ago. Really loved their approach to launch it well. It’s thoughtfully curated to feature the most interesting accounts (not most popular) who created their content using iPhones.  

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  • An incredible 1233-day journey with Mi

    It’s been an epic 1233 days in Xiaomi, and today marks the date where I transit from employee back to Mi fan. When I took up the offer more than 3 years ago (after an interview with Hugo in a hotel lobby), it was a no-brainer to just uproot myself and fly straight to Beijing

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  • 微信公开课 - 张小龙 Zhang Xiao Long, The Man Behind WeChat

    Sharing something I’ve watched last year. 张小龙 Zhang Xiao Long is frequently credited as the man behind the success of WeChat. A product manager at heart, his perspective on social connections is unique and insightful. It’s in Mandarin but if you understand, it’s pretty worth watching.     Here’s also another documentary by Discovery on

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  • Removing Special Offers Ads on your Kindle Paperwhite

    So I’ve purchased an Amazon Kindle Paperwhite recently, and am totally enjoying it. Well I was enjoying my previous Kindle until I lost it on a plane. Anyway, the new device comes with this “Special Offers” ad option, which I then realised typically require an additional US$20 to remove. I hopped onto the online chat

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  • Respond. Need for speed.

    Community management — when it comes to community management, many in the social media marketing industry may actually see this as customer service. In my years of working in this field, I’ve seen many start off doing some form of community management, only to see it as a kind of “customer service” job and then try to move on

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