iuyhgbn

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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
Exactly like a phone company - except 10x cheaper because they don't have to pay for all that central billing and support services
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
It's more a threat to Apple. What google are proposing is to sell a web browser only appliance - for a limited number of users who only use their windows laptop to run ie this is great, they no longer have to worry about viruses or steal ms
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
The US also allows implementation patents so you can take any existing patent and add "using a computer" to the end. For instance, placing a small dot to mark the end of a sentance - on a computer, is a new patent.
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
If somebody isn't buying your product because it doesn't do X because of something company Y supplies - it's YOUR problem.
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
Some of us do - we had a Psion ten years ago!
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
So a machine the size and cost of a laptop but more limited in functionality than a phone while still requiring an always on network connection? Yep - there's an Apple + MS destroyer right there!
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
You can't see the code inside Google's network so even though the client app is open you have no more proof that all your calls aren't being streamed to Langley or Beijing than you do with skype. An you can't have pay for service like calls
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
Sure, can you sign my NDA before we discuss it?
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by iuyhgbn 17y ago
We used to do that as a standard procedure. Before a meeting with a client we would write a bogus patent listing everything we could think of about the subject. Then if there was an arguement about an NDA we could prove we were already work