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Keeps them looking like they are always innovating and ahead of the curve. lately, most of google's products have come out behind the curve, lacking polish and
by there 15y ago
Keeps them looking like they are always innovating and ahead of the curve.
lately, most of google's products have come out behind the curve, lacking polish and functionality, and then fail to gain traction and get killed off.
- barista 15y agoTrue. That's why I said it keeps them "looking like" they are innovating. Failed or not, each small product or feature release gives them PR points. Look at +1, buzz or any other new products. They are all the rage when they are released. Everybody hails Google as the new king of innovation and when the products are killed a few months/years dows the line, the only people complaining are developers who took dependency on that product thinking it was a good long term platform bet.