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Currently, if I search Google for "writing blog post titles SEO", this specific post is on the first page. I think this proves social media links matter a lot.

Thank you very much sir, that was what just I wanted to say. :)

I once wrote a post about Apple having more cash than Slovenia's GDP. Without much optimization, no strong backlinks, but with a lot of social virality - the post was on the first page for Google "Apple Slovenia" for at least a year.

Actually, stealing the photo was intended as a joke... Do you think that if would steal a photo, I would leave a watermark on it? :)

I obviously can't take responsibility for every developer in the world, but most of them I know think in a similar fashion that me. :)

I think you need to consider your advantages and the fact that you are already ahead with your MVP. There is no need to disclose everything. Besides, even if your MVP is working as it is supposed to, there are miles till you actually make in in the market. Been there, done that.

Think about this: if the person has the skills / connections / opportunity to make execute this idea better than you, you should consider him / her a partner in the project.

haven't thought about it this way...

You can't use the volume up and down in your pocket, since it's very close to the actual headphone (because of the microphone). :)

Otherwise, fair comment.

Thanks, I'm glad I was able to help, good luck with it! p.s. An upvote would be appreciated. :)

I was going for it more from Apple's, than the user's point ov view. Besides, laptop is only one of possible forms of two iPads.

why? Don't you think it could be an idea?

Any kind of feedback would be appreciated! :)

Great thoughts! :)

Siri's requests are processed in the cloud.

Please take a look at an older Siri video, which shows its capabilities of understanding. Perhaps it will help you understand this goes beyond voice control and asking simple questions such as "Where is" or "How much is". http://mashable.com/2011/10/03/iphone-5-assistant/

I think the biggest challenge for software is understanding the question, not actually giving results to a query.

Do you remember Watson and Jeopardy? All errors it made came from not knowing what it was asked.

Have you tried Siri? It really can give quite surprising responses to complex questions.

I perfectly agree. It has less to do with voice control than it does with artificial intelligence.