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by sahaj 11y ago
One problem with Amazon App Store on Android phones is that if I replace my Android phone, I have to start all over again. Using the Google ecosystem, it's a matter of signing in and all my backed up apps and data are reinstated. The
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by sahaj 11y ago
Better to have a little piece of a really big pie, than to have a really small pie all by yourself.
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by sahaj 11y ago
Investors already thought/knew this. Listen to any of the earnings calls from the last year and you'll see what I mean.
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by sahaj 11y ago
Is this also true of Jupiter's moons?
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by sahaj 11y ago
Depends on who you kill.
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by sahaj 11y ago
Do you have a link to your post outlining the issue?
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by sahaj 12y ago
They were all mostly terrible until Google Keyboard came around with swipe support.
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by sahaj 12y ago
I sense a financial stake in the companies is what's at play here.
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by sahaj 13y ago
In my opinion, the increase in Google share price really has to do with the Motorola purchase. There is a potential that Motorola phones could some day be just as popular as Samsung or Apple - this a huge add to the share price and Google&
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by sahaj 13y ago
I'm not sure that's true, but that's not what this is about. When I search for something I want to know which places my friends have +1'd. I want the best, not the worst. I don't think Google is taking away the ab
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by sahaj 14y ago
I wish Google would charge me for Reader. I'd be willing to pay up to $50/year.
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by sahaj 14y ago
True, but Apple does not have the corporate stronghold that Microsoft did/does although you could argue the App Store point. Also the upgrade cycle in the Apple profit center (iPhone) is only 2 years and is going to get hit hard by the low
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Google Now has a built-in Pedometer(droid-life.com)
6 points by sahaj 14y ago|0 comments
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by sahaj 14y ago
It's a population thing along with limited monetary resources.
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by sahaj 14y ago
My guess is GOOG at ~$200B is close to the lowest it will get. There are a lot of potential big revenue streams that are currently in development.
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by sahaj 14y ago
I believe Google Voice has already solved this problem. Just as with email, click report spam and the whole user-base benefits. I suppose Google could share that phone number list with others providers.
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by sahaj 14y ago
I believe Google Voice has already solved this problem. Just as with email, click report spam and the whole user-base benefits. I suppose Google could share that phone number list with others providers.
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by sahaj 14y ago
I bet your mom also couldn't tell the difference between a Sharp TV or a Samsung TV if they didn't have the labels. I think your point is moot.
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by sahaj 14y ago
Only way to assure future updates is to buy an unlocked device directly from Google. I bought an AT&T Nexus S from Best Buy for $49 with a 2 year contract. It did not receive updates from Google even though it had a Google logo on the
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by sahaj 14y ago
So what you are saying is: Dollar is still the worlds reserve currency, therefore, we need not worry about the effects of inflation. IF dollar somehow lost its standing as worlds reserve currency, then we are doomed. The latter is not goin
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by sahaj 14y ago
The only stock Google phone that was on the list was Nexus S 4G, the Sprint variant. All other variants have been upgraded to Android >4.0 which removes the infringing features.
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by sahaj 14y ago
The case was only against the Nexus S 4G - the Sprint version - which hasn't been updated to Android 4.1. The AT&T version was not part of the case. Android 4.1 removed infringing features.
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by sahaj 14y ago
A similar thing happens to a Motorola Xoom that own. Turning the screen on and off always fixes the issue. It's usually rare, once every month or so, so it's not that annoying, but when it happens, I end up swiping multiple times and then
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by sahaj 14y ago
Yea, it's more like her planting herself with the help of the Yahoo! board.
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by sahaj 14y ago
Windows, obviously.
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Google publicly responds to WSJ opinion piece from Jeff Katz(googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com)
1 points by sahaj 14y ago|0 comments
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Google adopts paid inclusion model for hotel and flight search results(theverge.com)
1 points by sahaj 14y ago|0 comments
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by sahaj 14y ago
I would consider this the "test" phase for Google. They are testing the waters, getting feedback, and adding as needed. Agile development applied to hardware - and (I hope) soon coming to Motorola.
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by sahaj 15y ago
Would a company get convicted under the same law if it was backed by an entity with unlimited (a lot of) cash and gained a dominant position because of the backing entity? I'm not defending Google, just wondering if the case I describe abov
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Google Bar: The next stage in Google redesign(googleblog.blogspot.com)
179 points by sahaj 15y ago|118 comments

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