When it comes to content, Indian's don't think of it as something tangible.
The main reason though is downloading content through torrents is considered the way to go.
I feel with Netflix and Prime are out there to capture this market, with TVF being the local player, this change of philosophy is just starting to shift.
Does agile or any other software development process matter so much in a startup? I've worked in 2 startups so far and there has never been a formal way of developing software.
How do you play against someone who does not follow the book openings? I usually find it hard to tactically have a book opening setup and then develop on top of it.
This is a pretty interesting app to have conversations with friends.
Business calls, I've had a problem with video. It's often too cumbersome and gives too much info about the visual aspect of myself when it's not necessary and when I don't want it to happen. (e.g., getting on a call with a stranger or clients.) Using the "voice" call, I won't worry over washing my face at 9am in the morning.
True, I feel the issue with Skype is that its too personal. You add someone as a contact without realizing that they can monitor your status all the time.
Thanks for the confidence. We think that decoding/encoding of audio on dedicated hardware works best for call quality and we are really focussed on doing that.
The main reason though is downloading content through torrents is considered the way to go.
I feel with Netflix and Prime are out there to capture this market, with TVF being the local player, this change of philosophy is just starting to shift.