Right. Bugs happen, always. And, of course, there are compromises you have to make to product, always, in order to ship. What matters is where you draw the li

Right. Bugs happen, always. And, of course, there are compromises you have to make to product, always, in order to ship. What matters is where you draw the line. I'm sure that nobody will say that the antenna problem 'ruined' the iPhone. After all, it still launched, people still bought it, and all was well. Three times now, for some reason, Google has * completely* ruined their launches. The Google Voice app, the Google+ app, and the GMail app all had easily caught, gamebreaking bugs that were so major that they required a full recall of the app. For a tiny startup, this sort of launch-fumbling would be pretty bad. For an enormous company, it's almost laughable.