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Interesting how many people have admitted to letting others use them when Google has expressly forbidden that. I think at this stage they'll be shutting the sta
by nicholassmith 14y ago
Interesting how many people have admitted to letting others use them when Google has expressly forbidden that. I think at this stage they'll be shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted.
I'm not surprised Robert Scoble loves them, he's a hardware lover and an early adopter. I'm not surprised audiences at places Scoble has been too love it. I'm not sure my parents would love it. I think they'd actively avoid it for the most part, and whilst there's lots of geeks like me who'll get them to at least experiment I'm still unsure of whether it's got significant mass market appeal. Maybe v2 or v3, but it'll take time.
- illuminate 14y ago"I think at this stage they'll be shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted." Naw, they love it. You have to keep a false sense of exclusivity to make a product look sexy before it becomes a commodity device.