Privacy isn't too much of an issue in the case of my website. We do not require any payment information since it's services are free. It is not necessary to provide your social security number, therefore your identity is safe. All services are free, with the hope of gaining revenue from advertisements or being bought out by a bigger website.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Hardware
My entrepreneurial idea doesn't rely heavily on specific components in hardware. It runs on basic parts that every computer has such as a processor, memory, graphics card, and others. Websites run through the internet, so as long as a computer is connected to the internet, any user can make a free account.
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Interesting post. I would argue your idea would rely heavily on hardware. You discuss it in this post primarily from the client perspective i.e., the end user. What about the back end where you would host your servers that the client interfaces with? If your application uses a web server, you would likely need one robust enough to handle questions.
ReplyDeleteIt might be interesting for you to look at how Google uses hardware for 'Google Calendars'. Perhaps you may see some synergies there.