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Given that Google is still used (overwhelmingly) for searching vs. social, most end-users (even casuals ones) will in all probability welcome the firm’s move to relax Google+’s ‘sort-of-Skynet-like’ integration (which is an excellent way to put how invasive said service … Continue reading
Walk This Way.
Google’s acquisition of Boston Dynamics (maker of ‘crazy’ walking robots) could be an indication that the firm is planning to use said technology within a suite of offerings with Google Glass. (Source) PC Magazine: http://goo.gl/jiuq3p
Where’s Sponge Bob?
For all the (supposed generated) hype, rumor and innuendo, Google’s ‘secret’ barges are now reportedly nothing more than nautical showrooms… which begs the question: will the firm only debut / showpiece their latest offerings on water now? (Source) The Register … Continue reading
‘Barging’ In!
Independent of the whatever the actual end-result, Google is at a minimum doing an excellent (PR) job of garnering media attention for their ‘barge’ initiative (i.e., building something on water that’s shrouded in secrecy). (Source) Boston Globe: http://goo.gl/CXlbcy
View This!
Perhaps it was inevitable… perhaps not? Nevertheless, a reported Google Street View vehicle’s accident in Indonesia is not necessarily news as much as it as story of some of the challenges of the firm’s on-going effort(s) to allow countless end-users … Continue reading
Googemony.
Google (N. American ‘net searches) – bigger than Facebook; Netflix and Twitter combined. Didn’t the DOJ once pursue Microsoft for this sort of dominance? (Source) Forbes: http://goo.gl/QzLJD
Don’t Be Evil, Right?
As Google’s Reader draws to a close other firms are looking to capture this service’s fan-base… (Source) LA Times: http://goo.gl/eevb9
Up.
Google’s prototyping of using balloons to beam ‘net access to remote areas demonstrates at least one consistent theme (of the company): that they are not going to wait for governmental intervention to solve an issue that they could do so … Continue reading
Tech Utopia.
While Google’s perspectives on backstabbing, etc. in Silicon Valley are indeed accurate… it is naive (at best) to think that as long as economic-determinism is involved that it’ll change (in this and/or any other industry). (Source) CNET: http://goo.gl/E71Ib
Easier Said Than Done.
If the (enclosed) 5 projections for Google in 2013 turn out, it’ll certainly be an interesting year for the firm. (Source) CNET: http://goo.gl/l3B1j