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▶ 7:50 Brian Donohue And they had launched, ah, iOS and Android applications for free in the App Store. 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:50 Brian Donohue So we did that across iOS, Android, and web.
▶ 34:43 Brian Donohue As they left, I picked up back-end responsibilities, Android responsibilities, website responsibilities, and I basically got to a part point, and I think a lot of people think newspaper is like a big thing with a lot of people. 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:12 Elad Gil So I helped by Android and pulled together the early teams for Google Mobile Maps and Mobile Gmail, each of which have hundreds of millions of users, but I had nothing to do with that since I left before that massive growth.

▶ 2:21 Ralph Goody So we've got iOS, Swift, Objective-C, Android, all Java and Kotlin, Web, React, and then Windows. 2 times in the scene
▶ 18:23 Diana Hu We didn't have anything on the back end yet, so back in YC, we got it working with a back end and also with Android and basically accelerating the roadmap that we thought it was about a year, shrink it and got it done in three months, and…
▶ 37:07 Diana Hu We went from, we used to have a little CI, but now is, um, very much of a CI that actually builds to all the architectural flavors to Linux, Mac OS, Android, XSX, Android Arm, iOS, et cetera, and actually runs all the tests in all of them,… 2 times in the scene

▶ 49:58 Patrick Collison Um, but I think that sort of the, the, the most successful larger organizations somehow, uh, do succeed in sort of this, um, uh, iterative, repeated, repeated process of kind of augmentation, uh, you know, Amazon and Google being kind of…

▶ 38:34 Eli Schwartz In Korea, and they've been increasing dominance through their Trojan horse of Android.

▶ 16:39 Peter Reinhardt So, you know, our JavaScript library is open source, our iOS SDK is open source, our Android SDK is open source, so you can sort of collect data from anywhere, and those collection libraries are, are open source, but the sort of core…

▶ 52:26 Avichal Garg Like the iPhone or Android or iPad, Chromebook, um, that sort of allow people to interact with information in novel and new and interesting ways.

▶ 40:33 Pejman Nozad Andy Rubin started Danger, and as you know, he went on and created Android.

▶ 3:24 Tom Sparks Um, if you've got an Android phone, you're much less well off.

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