On 07/03/2012 01:16 PM, John Coryat wrote:
Of course having a successful app is more a matter of luck than anything
else. Having the right app at the right time at the right price, yada
yada yada.
One way to leverage luck is to take some risks with a new technology. Those
of us who have high ranking apps mostly started years ago. It isn't so much
the idea or game, it's the amount of competition. There's a lot less in a
new technology device.
It may be that the Project Glass experiment turns into that next device.
-John Coryat
True. What I noticed years ago when attending companies announcements of
new technologies were that the small companies or lone wolf developers
could jump in and the big companies would add it too their R&D (big
names important for the company with the new technologies). Medium size
companies would often wait until the technology matured to avoid
investment risks.
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