sasidharm

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by sasidharm 8y ago
Product Management and Marketing
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by sasidharm 11y ago
By stealing data from competitors?
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by sasidharm 12y ago
Congratulations. You get the google customer of the year award.
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by sasidharm 13y ago
The appointment of Eric Holder as the head of DOJ could be the defining moment of Obama's presidency. Everything Eric Holder is involved in is turning into a huge pile of shit.
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by sasidharm 14y ago
First world problems.
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by sasidharm 14y ago
Did you mean Google strategy? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_acquisitions_by_Google
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by sasidharm 14y ago
Only 5% of all android devices out there have ICS ( http://developer.android.com/resources/dashboard/platform-ve... ). Even if you are correct that ICS has no fluidity issues at all, that means 95% of android devices out there have these is
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by sasidharm 14y ago
Anyone who truly believes Samsung wasn't just ripping off Apple's product (hardware/software) need only look at the Phone App's icon here http://cdn3.sbnation.com/imported_assets/844649/2011-04-19ap... (Link from the parent).
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by sasidharm 14y ago
Even if the data is stored encrypted, Google can always decrypt it on an as needed basis (since they serve ads based on the content of the email messages.)
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by sasidharm 15y ago
I cant help but think that there are a lot of other personal grudges at play here instead of just an honest discussion about iPhone 4S vs Galaxy Nexus
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by sasidharm 15y ago
Apple didn't build a freaking photo-frame..they built a tablet computer...
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by sasidharm 15y ago
I read Google's post and Microsoft's response and Google's update to the post and Microsoft's response to the update as well: http://techcrunch.com/2011/08/04/gentlemen-take-this-outside... Considering all arguments, I think there is mo
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by sasidharm 15y ago
How is it unfair?
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by sasidharm 15y ago
That's because they don't have any patents of their own to sue with. Before they acquired IBM's patents, they had a total of less than 800 patents.
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by sasidharm 15y ago
They are being hypocritical by saying that Apple and Msft bid many more times than what those patents are really worth, when Google itself bid upto 4 billion dollars. And what gaurantee does Google provide that they wouldn't sue competitors
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by sasidharm 15y ago
Gruber is no Google-lover, but in this case he is right on the money for calling out Google's hypocrisy. What if Google won the Nortel patents with their pi billion dollars bid?
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by sasidharm 15y ago
Truth is on the cloud.
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by sasidharm 15y ago
I think he is talking primarily about OEMs. Except HTC, i dont think any other OEM building iPhone/iPad competitors is making much money.
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by sasidharm 16y ago
Google is not evil by nature (though i have my own doubts) and Facebook is also not evil by nature. Facebook simply has a different philosophy on _sharing_. They believe that people should share everything and be more social. If this is not
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by sasidharm 16y ago
If you already trust Google with your email, then it cant be that bad.
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by sasidharm 16y ago
I am not trying to start a debate of sql vs nosql, but i have an honest question. What if foursquare was using a standard RDBMS like Oracle? Would they have run into the same problem?
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by sasidharm 16y ago
I thought i was in the same boat as you until recently. Now the same job, which i thought was excellent, is boring and not interesting anymore. The people i used to love working with dont seem so nice now. What do i do now?
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by sasidharm 16y ago
I hate software patents, but it is the reality of the world. Google had a chance to license with Sun, but they did not want to yield any control to Sun and implemented their own technology for the mobile platforms. Sun/Oracle believe they v
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by sasidharm 16y ago
Not sure why Oracle is getting so much flak for protecting and monetizing their acquired assets. They are doing what Sun had failed to do, which is monetizing the Java platform effectively, thus leading them to sell themselves to Oracle. Gr
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by sasidharm 16y ago
Prices can be negotiated with the carriers. Remember the original iPhone's 600$ price tag? Infact, MS supposedly got a very good pricing deal with Verizon which they botched up by not meeting the agreed upon timelines.
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by sasidharm 16y ago
Now I am really starting to feel for ATT. I can't help but feel that it might be the iPhone(3G and 3GS) that should be blamed for all the dropped calls and not ATT :P
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by sasidharm 16y ago
Microsoft will be 3.5 years late to the smartphone party when windows phone 7 series will eventually be released. People would have already made their choice between iPhone and Android.
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by sasidharm 16y ago
Actually i blame nokia for the sad state of mobile user interfaces until the iPhone came along
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by sasidharm 17y ago
The author seems to be under the impression that programming is same as building a product. Building a decent product is much more time consuming and mentally exhausting especially if you are on your own (sure being on your own gives you a
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by sasidharm 17y ago
Certainly no one expects anyone to get everything right in their first try. One expects to see a few bugs here and there in the first release and that is fine. In the case of Google Buzz, the basic idea of the product that 'all your frequen

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