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Windows Phone to beat Android

April 21, 2012Technologyamazon, Android, Apple, AT&T, CEO, Computer architecture, Google, hardware manufacturer, HTC, Intel, iOS, ipad, iPhone, Java, kindle, Larry Page, leader, Legal Issues, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile devices, Mobile operating system, Motorola, Motorola Droid, Nokia, online center, operating system, operating systems, Oracle, OSX, phones but also unsettles its hardware, Samsung, Smartphone, smartphones, software practice, software providers, Steve Jobs, Tablet computer, United States, Verizon, Windows 8, Windows operating system, Windows Phone, Windows Phones

Why Microsoft could become #2 in the mobile space.

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It’s not about the money

April 14, 2012Business9, Apple Inc., Apple iPod Touch Portable Audio Device, appropriate services, building, built products, cool search engine, copyright law, Creativity, Digital rights management, Facebook, fantastic products, final product, Google, ipad, iPhone, iPod, ITunes Store, Larry Page, Mark Zuckerberg, model for online advertising, money, music device, online advertising, passion, product, product manager, search engine, Sergey Brin, startup, Steve Jobs, technical co-founder, Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do

What are startups about?

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Google Acquiring Motorola

August 15, 2011Business, MediaAndroid, Apple Inc., Cable TV, Carl Icahn, Cisco, contract manufacturing offerings, Cupertino, Google, Google Inc., Hewlett-Packard Company, HP, HTC, HTC Corporation, Larry Page, leader, Manufacturing, manufacturing divisions, Map services, Microsoft, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Windows, Motorola, Motorola Mobility, Motorola Today, Nokia, Nortel, online marketplace, Patent Filing, Reorganization, Research In Motion, S3, S3 Incorporated, Samsung, Samsung Group, satellite broadcasts, Smartphone, smartphones, strong player, United States, wireless email, YouTube

Why Google acquiring Motorola makes sense.

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Google has 24 billion items index, considers MSN search nearest competitor

September 27, 2005Business, TechnologyBing, From John Battelle, General Manager, Google, Human–computer interaction, internet search, Internet search engines, John Battelle, Ken Moss, Larry Page, Microsoft, MSN, MSN Search, public relations, retail prices, Search, search engine, search space, Terry Winograd, web documents, Web search engine, World Wide Web, Yahoo

Getting a handle on Google’s search capabilities

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