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Simplicity Rules

NYTimes personal technology columnist David Pogue gave a passionate TED Talk Cheap ultram, about Simplicity in technology.

This is a guy who tests out gadgets and software for a living. His message is that it's simplicity that sells, Buy viagra without prescription, not features.

Pogue's voice recognition software put out a new version without any new features--just better voice recognition. That is a ballsy move when most software companies are trying to add another bullet point to their packaging.

His biggest advice for creators:

"The hard part is not deciding what features to add, cheap lorazepam online, it's deciding what to leave out."

That's right out of the Laws of Simplicity.

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1 Comments For This Post

  1. Josh Says:

    Such a great talk. I need to watch more of these TED talks. Great post, Adam!

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