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Monthly Archives: February 2012
That’s some leaky firewall, Mr Rubin
Andy Rubin on the “firewall” between Motorola and Google. Rubin said he was “painfully aware” of concerns, but stressed that Google has “literally built a firewall” between the Android team and Motorola. “I don’t even know anything about their products, … Continue reading
Is Andy Rubin playing a clever bluffing game, or is he stupid? My bet’s on the former
Andy Rubin of Google on the issues facing Android tablets: Of course, one of Android’s biggest challenges in the tablet market is the lack of high-quality apps designed for the larger screen, but Rubin was somewhat dismissive of those concerns. … Continue reading
Google HUD glasses have no revenue stream? Yeah, right
Nick Bilton of the NYT on Google to Sell Heads-Up Display Glasses by Year’s End – NYTimes.com: Everyone I spoke with who was familiar with the project repeatedly said that Google was not thinking about potential business models with the … Continue reading
Will the iPad 3 use LTE?
Almost everyone seems to believe that the next iPad, rumoured to be being launched in early March, will have 4G connectivity, in the shape of LTE. When the Wall Street Journal is reporting it, that usually means it’s pretty likely. … Continue reading
Why the Android ecosystem isn’t like Windows
One of the most often-repeated statements about the competition between iOS and Android in mobile phones is that Android is bound to win because it’s following the same model as Windows did in “winning” the PC market. An operating system, … Continue reading
Don’t expect to see Flash on Chrome for Android
Sundar Pichai, speaking to Cnet: Third, there have been some questions about Flash [Adobe Systems' browser plug-in]. Following their road map, they clearly said they’ll not support Flash for mobile in the future. They’re investing a lot in HTML5. I … Continue reading
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Three things Google needs to do to kickstart Android tablets
I’ve been using a Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 for a while, in addition to the iPad 2 that I regularly use. It’s a nice little piece of hardware – lighter than the iPad (as you’d expect from the smaller size), … Continue reading
Google’s path is the right one. It’s just going to hurt
Sarah Lacy: Now, a source tells us that CEO Larry Page, who seems to be hell-bent on competing with Mark Zuckerberg whether it’s the right thing for Google or not, had this to say to employees at a Friday staff … Continue reading
Dave Winer, comments, and blogging: some thoughts
Dave Winer has turned off comments on his blog, and I have just started reading him again after a hiatus of a couple of years. I do not think that these things are unconnected. These days, I don’t get that … Continue reading →