@nomii not always, but most of the time Google in the past did it right... but who knows the future....???
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@Broadway0474, it sad reality as human nature could be good or evil... as everything else technology could be used for good or bad...
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@yalanand interesting point... as this days many Co. do not want to spend... keep relaying on old approach toward security... keep stepping on the old rake... sad reality of down turn economy...
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@SachinEE, with Windows 10 it more like big Microsoft hype for now until we see it on the market and see how it perform in the real world...
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@impactnow, same here I could not agree more... in my books it would make sense Corporate responsibily is a must be in any case....
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@SachinEE agree, but in mind we only see begining of the problem or just tip of the mountain... as it gonna be happening more and more... sad reality...
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@mak63, it all depends on the point of view and also long term planning ahead... but in my books you never know untill you see it...
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@Tony A at Canada we have simular problems but one of the biggest players Bell have the same ideas.... sad reality of corporate greed
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@Dave sad reality this days, everything become political... or battle ground of the politicaly correct ideas...
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interesting to know as right software could help a lot and save a lot of time and money ...
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I have an S4. I don't see anything here that would make me want to run out and buy the S6, especially at those prices!
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