dasanman69

JWSC said:

I would love to know precisely who is driving this agenda.  Apple has explained why they did this and it’s arguement was most compelling, if unfortunately belated.  Is this political theatre on the part of various government agencies or is something more sinister going on?

Parenthesis said:

Google the king of flops, the one-pony ride company, the one with the search engine tha saw no improvement in 14 years, the one with a pile of flops like, wifi baloons, buzz, wave, circle, google plus, motorola, google monorail, google glass, all their laptops and phones, chromeos, google lively, google answers, google print ads, google radio ads, dodgeball, orkut, jaiku, google notebook, google drive, google video, google code, android@home, google viewer, google catalogs, google acelerator, iGoogle, google health, google fast flip, google offers, google wiki search, voice search, knoll, HTC, google bulletin, their speakers, their watch, and even the most giant flop of them all, Android, that as a business cannot give any relevant revenue to Google, that could keep the company going and gets 4 times less money to google compared to what iOS gives them. 

I read now that Google is doing their own line of processors? hahahaha add that to the list. 

The only success of google is adsense and that was not even their idea. Adsense/adwords was an idea by the lady that rented them the garage they started. Total humiliation. 

Google, stop trying to be Apple and copy other companies and improve your web shits because people are starting to notice that they stink. 

Google is the new Microsoft

rogifan_new said:

boltsfan17 said:

Pretty ironic how Google mocked Apple last year for removing the 3.5mm headphone jack and now they have done the same thing. 

Didn’t Phil Schiller once mock wireless charging? All companies mock something until they do it.

applesauce007 said:

Oh well, it looks like Motorola all over again. 

lkrupp said:

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery then Google must really love Apple. First Microsoft and now Google deciding that Apple’s business model of controlling both the hardware and the software is the way to go. And as another poster pointed out, this is going to piss off Samsung.