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I read the article too... that doesn't answer the question of who they think is going to pay that price. Here's a hint: not Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!, Oracle, A
by ynniv 14y ago
I read the article too... that doesn't answer the question of who they think is going to pay that price. Here's a hint: not Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!, Oracle, Apple, IBM, Nokia, or Facebook... Perhaps they're holding out for Samsung, but that's a bit of a stretch.
- Me1000 14y agoWhy do they need to sell? Just because a company doesn't have a (public) monetization strategy doesn't mean it won't come with time. There are other options for successful startups than just selling the company.
- k-mcgrady 14y agoIt's going to be difficult to monetize when they are competing against Apple and Google offering free alternatives built into every device they sell.
- bostonpete 14y agoI just started using it in order to get the warnings about speed traps, accidents, and road debris. I don't believe the stock android maps/navigation apps gives me any of those things...
- edouard1234567 14y agoEven IF waze is a little better, it's going to be hard to compete with google's alternative when it's pre-installed, most people won't bother trying waze unless it's 10x better...