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Reaction to the Smibs Launch

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By Christian - December 5th, 2008

This has been an extremely busy week for Smibs with our launch into full public beta. The response has been epic, and we would like to thank all of the private beta users that have given us endless support and suggestions to get our applications to this point. As well, Smibs would like to formally [...]

The Un-Business Plan

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By Christian - December 4th, 2008

 
Corresponding with our launch into Public Beta, Smibs has sent the top venture capital firms a copy of our ‘Un-Business Plan’ for our application, Doorbell. This is a business plan like no other, in that we are not seeking investment or raising capital. Recently Smibs has been receiving some interest from investors to which we [...]

Is your software too fast?

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By Forrest - November 4th, 2008

One of my primary roles as a developer is to look for ways to optimize software. It’s sort of my job, right? When we were developing the portfolios for SmibsNet profiles, I discovered that if code works too quickly, people can miss critical events. We had already developed the drag ‘n’ drop interface for resorting [...]

We Have Successfully Launched into Public Beta!

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By Christian - October 21st, 2008

It took a few late nights and more then a couple pots of coffee, be we have successfully launched SmibsNet and Doorbell into Public Beta.  We definitely need to thank the tireless work from our programmers, designers and writers that helped to release the software.  Our gratitude also goes out to Yellow Pencil and Toybox [...]

Smibs Launches into Public Beta

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By Peter Urban - October 21st, 2008

Today we are excited to announce the invite-only Public Beta launch of SmibsNet and Doorbell! Inspired by the advice of our testers, we have worked hard since our Private Beta launch in June to refine our product to meet the unique needs of our users, maximizing the efficiency and usability of our interface and applications. [...]