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Here’s how you should price your deep tech startup’s product

There’s no universally agreed-upon definition of a “deep tech” startup, but in my experience, they’re usually product-centered businesses whose vision is set out by technical founders that focus on scientific and engineering innovations. That means their culture is usually all about the product, with founders and core teams rarely having any interest in, or giving thought to, their marketing and sales strategy. While this focus can be a strength in product development, it’s an issue when it comes to one hugely important area: pricing....

Here’s more proof that Google is making a foldable Pixel phone

We’ve been hearing about a mythical folding Pixel phone foryears now, with rumors showing up intermittently since at least 2019. But now we have a small but encouraging leak that suggests Google could announce a ‘Pixel Fold’ soon — perhaps before the end of the year. Developercstark27, whom we’ve previously talked about for leaking the Pixel 6’s camera sensor, also noticed that the Android 12 beta refers to a device codenamed ‘Passport....

Here’s one reason why SMEs aren’t meeting sustainability targets

According to the UN, we now havefive timesthe number of recorded weather disasters than we had in 1970, from wildfires across Greece and Turkey to flash flooding in Indonesia, Germany, and Belgium. As Secretary General António Guterres saidearlier this year, “we have reached a tipping point on the need for climate action.” The EU has set ambitious targets with itsnew Green Deal, namely the goal to cut emissions by 55% (compared to 1990 levels) by 2030....

Here’s one way TV stations can strategically cash in on the Internet

Have you ever watched one of The Travel Channel’s programs? Perhaps “Flavors of Peru,” “Feast India,” or “Cruising to the Northern Lights”? It may have inspired you to embark on a trip to Cusco, Bombay or Alaska but will the TV station ever see a dime of what would very well be classified as an affiliate fee online? No. Today,The Travel Channelbooked a 7.5 million dollar ticket to the online travel market, by investing that sum in the online travel siteOyster....

Here’s T-Mobile’s 2011 lineup starring HTC, LG, BlackBerry and Samsung

If you’re a T-Mobile user wondering what your choices for phones looks like in the year ahead then it’s worth taking a look at this 2011 Roadmap put together by Chris Zeigler atThis is My Next. There is a rundown of every expected or rumored model coming to the carrier in 2011. Some highlights include several BlackBerry models, a mystery Samsung model codenamed “Dumont” and the LG Optimus II. They’ve backed up this list with a full breakdown of each model and corresponding rumors fromTmoNewsandBGR....