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Killer Application
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Killer Application
An informal term for a computer program so much better than its competitors that it drives them all out of business.
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Take a stab at this Take a stab at this You kill me Girly, Sissy, Pansy It just hit me Don't be such a baby Killer ap (software application) I just got triggered Die laughing That slays me By Faith Evans, M.
Promoting nonviolent communication: staff training exercises by Evans, Faith / Camping Magazine
Confounding this medium's ability to communicate is to challenge the very status of the World Wide Web as the "Killer Ap" of the Internet, The Killer Ap (short for "application") is yet another grail of the computer industry: the hardware/software combination that creates an entire market segment for itself.
In search of the telephone opera: from communications to art by Lunenfeld, Peter / Afterimage
This is the killer ap, for me, and I think for other Palm users as well.
OmniSky, Handspring and Palm Modems Let WeSync Users Share ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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