To be honest, I'm not sure I understand everything there's to know about net neutrality, but if Verizon and AT&T oppose it, it's, most likely, a good thing.
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@kelly22: I liked the car finding app as well but I think the zombies, run! app isn't a good fitness guide. The better apps out of them are those which generate some interest.
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@pedro: You are right. The marco polo app is quite an innovation. Well the thing is, would the app continuously listen for someone who says marco, or would it only listen for the voice when the phone is in standby mode i.e....
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Waterlogged? Meh. I really love the Sickweather! If I ever go to africa I'll be avoiding ebola just because I have this app that will inform me about locations of ebola!
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@jagibbons: True. Google has dodged a lot of bullets in the past 2 years or so, like the court orders imposed on google for the illusion of privacy it provides for its gmail users? Google already stepped on a landmine there...
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If you need a single workstation like feature then maybe you should start looking to microsoft and Windows 10. Android on the other hand has some methodologies that need improving. The cast screen on android is a good office...
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I really like the work focused system and how most of the apps have access to the same data but only show the ones you need. I hope this experience would be better once most of the android products start running on lolli...
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I've been saddened to see Blackberry take such a plunge, however, it really is its own fault by not keeping up with the times.
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No mention, however, as to who owns the intellectual property created by the MS employees in the "Garage" endeavors. I'm curious as to the wording of the agreement/contract between MS and its "innovative" employees....
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While I am not happy with Google's ever tightening lockdown on Android, For Work is a welcome change, especially given the chokehold the iGarbage products have on the market.
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It would be incredibly naive to believe that reclassification into Title II was the end of the net neutrality debate. Wheeler, no doubt having had to hold his nose and speak in favor of NN (and against his criminal...
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I agree also on that, as I think that Google is not only a great company but also it gives to the users value and most of the time without paying anything (Google maps, Google site, Analytics, and so on) but take...
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I don't see multiple platforms going away, at least not from the user point of view. I see a need for consolidation of platforms from an administrative point of view, though. I want one tool to manage all of my mobile users,...
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It'll take a long time to be fully implemented, of course. But, there is no real possibility of it being overturned until there is a new president, if then. And by then, a lot of legal and regulatory infrastructure will...
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And Google will have more success than Facebook in the workspace/enterprise. Given that Google already has a foothold in many enterprises through Android or Google Apps, I would guess they will continue to be successful...
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And Google will have more success than Facebook in the workspace/enterprise.
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Fortunately, Google is big enough and has the cash to run that many projects. Not everything will work in the end, but I think this is one that has huge potential. Being able to compartmentalize personal items from work-related...
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Thanks for the reminder, jobethhiatt73. There's no completely safe technology unless it's complete disconnected and powered off. And that certainly defeats the purpose. Google needs to do more to try and find malware apps,...
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@Kelly22,
Yes. I think they're on the upside. I wonder why they didn't make the move with Nadella a few years earlier???
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