What are some good, new Android app ideas (no games)? It can be made on other platforms.
We live lives that is surrounded by infinite no. and types of apps. Hungry? here is an app. Sad? here is an app. Bored? here is an app. Single? here is an app.Its a very huge market that gives you freedom to explore and experiment with new and innovative ideas that were never introduced in the market before.Moving on to the ideas that you can convert into apps and launch it into market.Laundry app: Laundry app market industry is in its boom stage, venturing into this industry with best software solution would definitely work in your favor.Taxi app: Shared economy explains why launching on-demand taxi app makes much sense. Launch your taxi app with new technological improvements like including hospitality partner module or driver preference in your app.Online Freight Forward: On-demand freight industry is no doubt at a very good place right now. Making an entry as a freight broker can prove to be a good idea as well. Freight industry has developed itself a lot since the introduction of online apps. Best part is its open for new entrants to enter the market.Babysitting apps: Everyone needs their ‘me time’ in life. This is the reason parents are becoming more comfortable keeping their kids with the babysitters more often. Parents are trusting babysitting apps to find nanny for their kids.All these ideas are sure a great way to enter into the app market, but what matters the most is, the quality and experience you give your customers via the apps.I trust appscrip.com as the best app solution provider in the market. They have innovative app solutions for a wide variety of niches.
What will the world look like 50 years from now? What technology will we have, what will the economy be like, and what will the geopolitical organization look like?
An invitation to speculate. Nice.1) all new cars will be electric. You will be able to get gasoline for your antique Ford Festiva, but it will be difficult to come by and you will have to plan ahead. It will be similar to what happened to vacuum tubes in the middle of the 1900's. 2) self- driving cars will be ubiquitous. It will be similar to what happened to the elevator industry in the early 1900's. 3) home and work charging will be ubiquitous. It will be similar to what happened to the movie theater industry with the advent of TV and VCRs. Highway travel plazas will be repurposed as DC fast charging stations and have more amenities pecs use people will be spending 30 to 40 minutes there. But that's okay, because:4) battery capacity will triple, at least. That means that a car like a Tesla Model S will have a range of 600 miles. Far beyond the bladder range of most people. It will be similar to what happened to the smart phone industry over the past 10 years. 5) with less complexity in the drive train, there will be less need for auto repair facilities. Car dealer networks will have to either change their business models radically or die. It will be similar to what happened to the TV repair industry in the last part of the 1900's. 6) solar energy will be ubiquitous. Most homes and public buildings will have solar panels and storage batteries for overnight. The central grid will not go away, but it will reduce the need for new fossil burning plants. It will be similar to what happened with the telecommunications industry over the past 40 years. 7) having a driver license will be about as useful as having a pilot license is now.
How do I start my own product line using Alibaba/AliExpress? How do I go about branding products as my own? Do people just sell them as-is?
You have 2 main options when doing this. Option 1: Get your own product manufacturedOption 2: Get a pre-made product custom labeled with your company's name Option 1 When taking this route you should be familiar with the different types of manufacturing processes you will encounter. You can’t just contact a manufacture and say this is what I need now make it. You have to have some idea of what machines will be needed and what they are capable of. Otherwise, what you could be asking for may be impossible or too expensive to be rational. Manufactures can spot these types of people from a mile away and will sometime avoid them entirely, because dealing with inexperience importers is not worth the hassle for them. The 3 main types are:CNC - Slow and costly but very precise and durable.DIECAST - High initial investment with low per unit cost after. Lest durable not as precise.Laser Cutting - Fast precise and cheap. Almost anything up to an inch thick can be cut.Note: This method is the more costly of the two.Option 2 This route is the easiest and the most cost effective for a new/small business. To do this you will only need a company name and logo for the manufacture to put on the product and packaging. In most cases the products you will be putting your logo on will be things that aren’t exclusive to your own business. Anyone will be able to do the same and most likely already are. Competition is not bad unless the market is completely saturated. If a market is competitive but not saturated it means there is room for someone else to make a profit. However, in order to make that profit you are going to have to stand out from the rest.The best way to do this is by selling an emotion rather than the product. People are emotional beings and want to buy things that are aligned with their values and beliefs. Don’t just sell the features of your product; sell the values that created it.For example, rather than saying “We use the best materials around” say “Quality is important to us; You may even say we are perfectionists. That’s why we only use the best materials available”Now this is just the tip of the iceberg, finding a reputable supplier, Insuring your shipment, negotiating price are all just as if not more important.If you would like to learn more about creating and importing products, check out my full course at: Alibaba ✈ Import Guide To Making Huge Margins! - Udemy
What are some of the coolest government jobs in India which are even better than private jobs?
Working with SEBI aka Securities Exchange Board of India.The Securities Market Regulator is an excellent employer.Compensation - They pay a starting CTC of 13 lakhs per annum. That's an extremely high salary for people with no relevant work experience or even qualification. Post grads can easily apply. If ordinary M.A. pass students were to apply elsewhere, they'd get peanuts or be over worked.Work - The work is extremely interesting with compliance, surveillance, legal,investigation and regulation and development of markets.Unlike other government jobs where bureaucracy dims your corporate appeal, regulatory employees get amazing packages when they jump ship!Education - Constant training and re education initiatives. From futures to derivatives to options. SEBI has its own training manuals and institute in Mumbai called NISM.Not only are their fees reimbursed but they are paid incentives for completing courses!!They also get an insane amount of allowances and perks! From Housing to top class running gear for those who are marathoners or would like to attempt the same.Office - They have their own premises at BKC - a really nice office.Regular working hours with low stress.Glamorous job profiles with investigation into cases of Sahara, DLF, you name it!Beats selling cigarettes/soap/notebooks.High job security with their own appellate tribunal and lots of personal growth and development.I think working for the financial regulator is a very attractive proposition.