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Good summary of Google+/Facebook strengths and weaknesses by Mahendra. I find it surprising that Google didn’t put more automation (or at least suggestions) in Circles management. In my view, some Circles could easily be based on: Who we email together … Continue reading →
01. July 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Links, Social |
Tags: facebook, google, google plus, mahendra palsule, quora |
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Wow. I am amazed by how un-Googley and actually more “real life social” than Facebook this feels. And impressed that Google will actually push the +you product button in front of the Search button. This shows just how much they … Continue reading →
29. June 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Social |
Tags: facebook, google |
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It’s a sad day for data enthousiasts, as Google is retiring two products which I was really looking forward to using whenever they’d cross the ocean: In the coming months, we’re going to retire two products that didn’t catch on … Continue reading →
25. June 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Data economy |
Tags: google, Innovation |
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Shawn Blanc, summarizing a lengthy post by Federico Viticci from Macstories: And so, if iCloud is the operating system then it’s almost as if Lion and iOS 5 have become a type of app. It’s an interesting and exciting time … Continue reading →
18. June 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Computers, Philosophy, Services |
Tags: amazon, apple, cloud, facebook, google, operating system |
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David Pogue’s take on the Samsung/Google Chromebook methodically challenges each assumption that the Chromebook is designed to test, and the bottom line isn’t very positive: For now, though, you should praise Google for its noble experiment. You should thrill to … Continue reading →
18. June 2011 by Jean Friesewinkel
Categories: Innovation, Strategy |
Tags: android, apple, cloud, computing, google, ios, operating system |
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