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12y ago
Oh boy a lot of dumb comments to downvote already. Keep it coming.
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12y ago
You can read about the lobbying operation Google conducted to avoid the FTC from pursuing their case here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/how-google-is-transfo...
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12y ago
The EU antitrust probe is going to put a hurt on Google, and it won't stop with just search. Android is going to be investigated as well. Also related to this story is the massive amount of lobbying Google did to avoid charges being fi
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The Four Horsemen: Amazon/Apple/Facebook and Google--Who Wins/Loses
(youtube.com)
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Apple’s Role in the Creation of USB-C
(daringfireball.net)
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12y ago
I think it's mainly to show consumers just how much thought they put into making their products and how well made they are.
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12y ago
Glenn Greenwald is the "Co-founding Editor" and the source for the story were the Snowden documents.
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12y ago
It's no error.
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12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9176630
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12y ago
They said they created a poisoned version of XCode, not that they were able to serve it up successfully to anyone.
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12y ago
Interesting twist when Glenn Greenwald/Snowden is now suspected of doing PR for tech companies.
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12y ago
I agree. When the intelligence community has to resort to this, I think the everyman is ok: >At the 2011 Jamboree conference, there were two separate presentations on hacking the GID key on Apple’s processors. One was focused on non-inva
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Tesla Cuts Jobs in China
(bloomberg.com)
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12y ago
Were you optimistic about the iPad when it was announced?
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12y ago
This is a mockup by someone speculating on prices by someone in the Macrumors forum. http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=20734401&postcoun...
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12y ago
>As a consumer, it's easy to think of the Internet as an infinite resource, but real atoms carry all those bytes and they have finite capacities. Who pays the cost of delivering that additional 30% of traffic is not straight forward
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12y ago
They will get away with it because they're targeting 19 hours according to that article.
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YouTube isn't profitable
(wsj.com)
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Did the Torture Report Give the C.I.A. A Bum Rap?
(nytimes.com)
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Apple Aiming to Begin Electric Car Production in 2020
(bloomberg.com)
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How Google determined our right to be forgotten
(theguardian.com)
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12y ago
It's a profile of Jony Ive.
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12y ago
The most obvious reason why Apple won't buy Tesla for $75 billion is that it's an absurd valuation in excess on a stock that's incredibly overvalued.
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12y ago
You've zoomed in on one aspect of Apple while Ben Thompson is looking at the company as a whole. Apple has integrated on what they perceive to be the important parts of the value chain (which is why Apple designs chips but doesn't
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12y ago
I didn't get that at all. In fact he seems to be suggesting what Apple's thinking may be in terms of the Apple Watch fitting into their strategy.
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Google's Schmidt Fought Tough Neutrality Rules at White House
(dslreports.com)
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I'm really not sure why people think Apple would get into the web search business. Web search represents just a fraction of the total advertising spending that other web companies like Facebook aren't even bothering to chase Googl
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12y ago
I hope you aren't betting too much money.
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12y ago
I don't know about investors, but Apple clearly doesn't care about market share or they'd be selling under $100 iPhones.
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12y ago
Microsoft's investment was too small to save Apple at that time, their revenue and losses were in the billions. The $150 million was symbolic, the more important thing was their commitment to the platform. This article says that the in
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