@JDavidBeatty The problem with inductive charging is the other side (the phone needs it also). Since there are not that many phones out with inductive charging built in we decided to shelve it for now.
However if Apple was to come out with inductive charging or another large phone we would look into making something portable to charge it.
@ZachMcGohan Thank you. It is awesome that we are so exposed to the customers through this. We already have so many great new ideas based on feedback.
@philmcn Thanks!
@robinsinghvi Thanks!
@robinsinghvi In the market you are talking about there are a ton of competitors. We wanted to differentiate for a market that we felt was not being served, which is a all in one charger for things like your coffee table, conference room, etc. Where there might not be a plug near you but you still want to charge and use the device in that location.
Also part of the fun of Kickstarter is that you can make a hypothesis about for a product and then see if people want it before you manufacture it.
Nice job to the Look.io team. These guys executed well and crushed it.
Michael, I can not believe what a careless and uneducated statement you make about ReturnPath. ReturnPath's sending guidelines which they aggressively enforce on their customers are actually more stringent than required by law.
ReturnPath serves a very important need for almost every successful company in Tech. Without ReturnPath it would be very hard to guarantee delivery into the inbox, even if you are following all of the guidelines for high volume senders. How do you think companies like DropBox get all of the emails out there, are they spammers?
When I was the CEO of Unsubscribe.com I was able to see first hand what a important job that ReturnPath did. They have built a amazing team and an incredible business, which is why it tweaked me so much to see how you painted them in this post.
Since you are writing about email tools it would probably be in your best interest to do some homework on ReturnPath and learn what they do and why they are so critical to the ecosystem.