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by capo 14y ago
The Droids you're looking for: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/10/android-users-these-m...
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Abc Conjecture(youtube.com)
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Time Zone functionality in the Google Maps API(googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com)
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Microsoft To Make Same Privacy Change Google Was Attacked For(marketingland.com)
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Microsoft To Make Same Privacy Change Google Was Attacked For; No One Cares(marketingland.com)
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Judge Says Fair Use Protects Universities in Book Scanning Project(wired.com)
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by capo 14y ago
My comment was directed at the title chosen by OP. I have nothing against your post, the sharing of ideas and experiences is exactly the right reason for maintaining a blog . I concede that the "uninformed" bit was out of place as your post
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by capo 14y ago
Only if you think that an uninformed philosophical rant is any sort of answer to a recruiter whose job consists of getting you to interview for her/his employer. They don't control the whims of the whole industry.
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Still Stuck Behind Apple’s Doors: The New Google Search App(searchengineland.com)
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by capo 14y ago
I'm no lawyer but logically speaking the antitrust allegations against Google don't seem like they'll amount to much, firstly the notion of having the government dictate what goes in your app/website doesn't sound right nor legal. And there
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by capo 14y ago
They've never had a proper picture profile integrated across all services, G+ solves that.
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by capo 14y ago
G+ has huge potential because it's Google's identity layer, the discrete social network thing is a byproduct.
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Improving Content ID(youtube-global.blogspot.com)
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Patents Aren't Innovation(slate.com)
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by capo 14y ago
They have different billing structure for enterprise stuffs, so!? businesses can usually negotiate terms with sales reps. If I remember correctly they were fined for giving enterprise access for free: http://searchengineland.com/french-cou
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by capo 14y ago
It's mostly free actually, and the pricing is very flexible otherwise: http://googlegeodevelopers.blogspot.com/2012/06/lower-pricin...
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by capo 14y ago
Apple is the largest company in the world so no, their “indignation” over having a competitor is never justified. You are also assuming that only Google benefited from that relationship which is wrong. Google is a software and services comp
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by capo 14y ago
You think Apple was paying for the Maps API through the Google API console?! Large companies do business through special contracts that have their own terms, and the maps contract reportedly is still valid for another year or so.
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by capo 14y ago
It hurts Apple's customers because they are blocking a superior free product for no apparent reason but to kill competition. As for: Not to beat a long dead horse, but the war between the two companies started when Google entered the mobil
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by capo 14y ago
It's beyond vindictive at this point, this is a flat out anti-competitive move by Apple.
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by capo 14y ago
Weirdly enough the fact that this is a marketing campaign by Microsoft seems to be ignored when considering the numbers in the press release. There is also the curious omission of the percentage of people who found Bing to be “better” than
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Google Refine to become a community project(groups.google.com)
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by capo 14y ago
Neither have the press evidently.
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by capo 14y ago
That is nonsense. It's because Apple generates huge PR, their device launches are treated like news items on most publicans. Also it could be because Apple feels the need to give every minute feature a name which is also a PR thing. Oh, and
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by capo 14y ago
I'm just a bit bothered by this phenomena of discovering features on the iPhone that were present on Android for ages and then attributing them to Apple: the notifications shade, voice input, voice actions, the ability to answer phone calls
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by capo 14y ago
For the umpteenth time: There was never a Google Maps app on the iPhone, there was an Apple app powered by Google's data . The correct way of stating this is that Apple's iOS6 maps app is more data efficient than previous versions. As for
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by capo 14y ago
It's a legitimate question; same actor released MSFT sponsored studies before: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2009/08/micros...
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by capo 14y ago
Did Microsoft commission the study?
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TIL: YouTube keeps the orignal files(dataliberation.blogspot.com)
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Google Play services and OAuth Identity Tools(android-developers.blogspot.co.uk)
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