Thats cute
Posted by Jason Toff, Grandson of Evelyn & Ida

Often when I tell people that I work on Google video chat, I hear stories about how they’ve used it to give a video tour of a new home to friends, introduce a baby to relatives, keep in touch with traveling loved ones… the list goes on. This got me thinking about how convenient— and sometimes even magical — the experience of video chatting is.

So when I saw that my grandma, who loves keeping in touch with family more than anyone, wasn’t set up to use video chat, I decided to help her get started. While doing so, it occurred to me how many people there…



 

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Eventually they will disappear ont he face of this earth. If they continue to sit there happy with not moving their asses

As if Nokia needed yet another wake-up call, self-declared ‘Nokia fanboy since 1999′ Ricky Cadden, aka Symbian Guru is so utterly fed up with the company and the products it releases that he’s quitting his blog (via Mobile Entertainment).

Cadden has purchased himself a Nexus One and seems well on his way to become an Android fanboy.

Anyone with the slightest interest in the mobile industry should read his goodbye post, which is a scathing analysis of why Nokia and Symbian are in the corner where…



 

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It kinda shows. Things going worst and without a vision.
itwbennett writes “The recent Fortune article on Bill Gates’ post-Microsoft life made one thing very clear to blogger Steven Vaughan-Nichols: ‘Bill Gates was, and still is, the face of Microsoft. What Microsoft doesn’t want you to know though is that Gates has almost nothing to do with the company anymore.’ The fact is that Microsoft doesn’t want to draw attention to Gates’ absence because the company ‘has been tanking in recent years,’ says Vaughan-Nichols. ‘While Microsoft’s last quarter was far better than it was a year ago, thanks largely to Windows 7 finally…



 

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In one exchange, Mossberg asked Jobs whether he felt betrayed by Eric Schmidt and Google. Jobs’ non-sequitur response: “My sex life is pretty good”. Obviously it’s a sore subject (or at least one without a good PR-friendly response).

When Mossberg asked about the competition, Jobs noted that it was Google…



 

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Its so clear that in the line of service. Your workers are really always missing that last extra step to great service

Many companies use terms like “guest” and “partner” to convey the intimacy they have with their customers but the reality is that most employees, when given the opportunity, do not behave as though they are serving a valued guest.

If you’d like to test this assertion, simply show up at your choice of retailer after it has closed for the day. Assuming you can make eye contact with an employee through the locked glass door, see if she is willing to do more than point at her watch and mouth the words,…



 

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Thats what you get again for being the big blue’s Bitch.
WASHINGTON: Taiwan-based mobile handset manufacturer HTC has agreed to pay royalties to Microsoft for HTC phones running Google’s Android mobile operating system, the US software giant said.




 

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Its totally true. Real life experience!
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Well that’s what we are trying to get rid of.

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