X by Google, X by Twitter, X by X. Terrible branding on all sides and I am so not interested in any of this bullshit.
Scrolling down, this looks like Google's X.
X, the moonshot factory
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Re: X, the moonshot factory
#62Have any of their projects gone anywhere? https://x.company/projects/
Re: X, the moonshot factory
#63The information looks interesting but the site is so hard to navigate, there are 3-7 moving elements on the screen at any time, text runs away while reading it, scroll doesn't work as expected, information is presented in too many different ways.
Re: X, the moonshot factory
#64Re: X, the moonshot factory
#65Have any of their projects gone anywhere? https://x.company/projects/
The other one I know of is Wing partnering with Doordash in AUS: https://help.doordash.com/consumers/s/article/Drone-Delivery...
Re: X, the moonshot factory
#66Have any of their projects gone anywhere? https://x.company/projects/
Re: X, the moonshot factory
#67Yes, X as a brand lacks uniqueness. Xbox X factor X-men Xvideos Etc etc Seems to me musk just loves the domain. Domain: $10,000,000 Users: $44,000,000,000
The Xbox brand is very unique because they think numbers go from 0 to 360 to 1.
To be pedantic, there's no need for "very" in front of "unique", as my spouse is happy to pounce on despite my protests that English is a living language.
Re: X, the moonshot factory
#68Have any of their projects gone anywhere? https://x.company/projects/
Re: X, the moonshot factory
#69Heck, Musk even copied the logo outright.