entrepreneurship

AppWizard
June 7, 2025
The author became interested in managing a vending machine business in Japan after playing a demo of the game Vending Dokan!: Kozy Kiosk. The full version was announced immediately after a showcase, prompting the author to continue exploring the virtual vending business. The game offers a tranquil experience of overseeing a vending machine in a Japanese alleyway, which has inspired the author to consider real-life vending machine ventures and explore online vending machine auctions.
Winsage
April 3, 2025
The Altair 8800, introduced by Ed Roberts in 1974, was a groundbreaking personal computer that allowed everyday individuals to own and interact with computers, marking the beginning of the personal computer era. Bill Gates and Paul Allen recognized its potential and created a BASIC interpreter to enable users to engage with their machines. An engineer, initially interested in nuclear reactors, built his own Altair 8800 by scavenging parts and hand-soldering, highlighting the significance of programming languages like BASIC in making computing accessible. Gates and Allen's work on BASIC simplified programming and contributed to the proliferation of personal computers. Gates later advised the engineer on the importance of cash flow for startups, guiding him in his transition to software development. BASIC served as a gateway for many into computing, influencing countless careers in the tech industry.
AppWizard
March 28, 2025
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AppWizard
November 14, 2024
Hyderabad is home to India's first personal computer (PC) game publishing company, 1312 Interactives, founded by entrepreneurs Deepak Gurijala and Ravi Teja Mantena. The company aims to promote Indian-developed PC games globally, addressing the lack of marketing support that has hindered international recognition for many titles. The inaugural lineup includes four games: Winds of Arcana Ruination, Twin Flames, Souls of Bombarika, and Palleturu, which are inspired by Indian culture and mythology and developed in tier-2 towns like Khammam and Visakhapatnam. The founders emphasize the growing interest in culturally rich themes among PC gamers worldwide, despite the dominance of free-to-play games in the domestic market. Producing high-quality PC games requires significant investment, and the company is seeking funding and marketing strategies for an international launch, with games initially available only outside India.
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