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But Page did focus Google. He focused it on Google+. Compare the current everything integrated around Google+ company and the company of two years ago. The diff
by spiralpolitik 14y ago
But Page did focus Google. He focused it on Google+. Compare the current everything integrated around Google+ company and the company of two years ago. The difference is astounding.
I actually think Page's biggest test is to come over the next several years. With declining per ad revenue and potential competitors (in Amazon and Facebook) Google runs the risk of having its core revenue stream reduced significantly, while over in the OS space it has to deal with the death thrash of a Microsoft that knows its do or die time and several minnows (RIM, Ubuntu) that may slice off small chunks of market share and a whale in Samsung that may just walk off with the rest.
If Page can navigate all that then it will be worth writing articles about.
- Joeri 14y agoThe mobile market is still growing, there's sufficient room for competitors to share the market with google. Also, samsung does not pose any threat, because samsung is bad at software development. The weakest part of samsung's products is the software. I don't think they're capable of developing a successful competing OS to android. As long as they're getting android from google, google is the one with the power.