By Casey Newton
False positives and rampant privacy issues suggest we need to make a new investment in hiring people. Yesterday, we talked about the things that need to happen before we can begin to slowly re-open our cities: hospital bed supply catches up fully with demand; testing catches up fully with demand; we develop programs for quarantining new cases and informing their contacts that they may have been exposed to the disease; and the number of cases declines for 14 consecutive days.
By Salman Lakhani
Having an incredible, out-of-the-box, jaw-dropping mobile app idea is one thing. Executing it flawlessly is another. As we speak, thousands of companies are developing mobile apps, and even more startups and entrepreneurs are kick-starting their mobile app journeys. Yet, only a few apps make it to the app stores; even fewer make it to users’ mobile devices, and even fewer stay on a user’s device for over a month.
