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Daniel14
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Comment #3505320
Motorola?
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Comment #3011059
> WEP is completely broken. Even if you do everything right, it's trivial fot an attacker yo access a WEP-protected network. Can you elaborate on this? I'm genuinly curious.
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Comment #2858402
The problem with Android being open source is that Google hasn't really got much control over what happens with it. Everyone can tweak it for the better or worse, and lately its mo…
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Comment #2857822
You could say that about almost anything. "How can you justify commenting on HN, when the money earned in the equivalent amount of time wasted here could save n Nigerians from star…
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Comment #2778013
Android pays for itself, in lots of different ways, among them and by far most importantly: Being the default search provider on 550k additional phones/day. That's worth a billion …
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Comment #2773586
I already feel rather uncomfortable about all the information apps can gather about me without me ever having to do anything. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be very easy …
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Comment #2773560
From the same quote: "Google Contacts syncs with Orkut, so users can export their Orkut friends’ email addresses from Google Contacts", so it's technically wrong that Google didn't…
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Comment #2755612
Well, if you care about a locked bootloader and similar restrictions (99% don't), but didn't put the effort into googling your phone to find out about them, you can always root you…
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Comment #2754942
> "With Google+ in the open, Facebook finally needs to watch its step. ... Google is the only web property which can even begin to threaten Facebook’s supremacy. ... That’s the pro…
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Comment #2752943
Of course, but what I think the author meant to say, was that owning those patents should have been worth more than $4.5 billion to Google, as they are crucial to Android's success…
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Comment #2752615
I agree with most of your points - However, I think the author's main complaint was that if you do anything somehow objectionable on any Google service, then all of them get blocke…
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Comment #2752603
I feel like the author already knows the answer to this problem: "you either keep your content clean, or host [it] elsewhere." I agree there could be border-line issues with the le…
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Comment #2738379
> This is just a regular product launch. My point was that Google is putting a lot of effort into competing with Facebook, and that they're willing to use all their other products …
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Comment #2737992
I can't help but feel like they really want this to succeed, and are betting the entire company on it. From what I've heard, Google+ has to potential to turn out huge. And making s…
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Comment #2736530
I imagine the number for Android lying significantly lower, because a) it's a lot harder to pay in the Android market and thus b) more apps are ad-supported. But I don't think you …
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Comment #2730894
An imho better poll would have looked more like this: "a) Google+ > Facebook b) Google+ < Facebook c) Couldn't try it out yet d) Don't care", since the way mrspeaker asked the ques…
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Comment #2730768
I don't think that's really a legitimate question. If you tell a friend e.g. your email address, you willingly give up the control you had over that piece of information, and accep…
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Comment #2724449
I think that's going to play an ever greater role in Google's expanding plans. They're pissing a lot of established companies off by competing with free, and mostly, quite simply b…
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Comment #2723777
"They're too entrenched with no viable competitor, and who's going to try to 'take on' google? Where would you start?" I disagree. All their products have serious competitors peopl…
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Comment #2723481
Sorry for not specifying that, thanks for the correction. The exception to promoting being legal of course is, when the product in question has a monopoly on the market. However, I…
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Comment #2722311
Google doesn't sell any data to other companies, only fb does.
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Comment #2722296
> They [Google] have ten times more potential for evil than Microsoft ever dreamed of having in the nineties. I disagree - Can you clarify why you think so? You see, Google is prob…