Topic: Strategic Planning
Google is beginning to remind me of Microsoft in the mid 90's. Frankly I'm sick of their toolbar attempting to install itself every time I download something. I don't trust them, their "do no evil "is hard and fast code until it actually means something. Like loosing eyeballs in China, oh well do no evil as long as it suits our plans. Then do whatever, personally I don't trust the thin client model because I don't "trust the cloud" the cloud for now, is Google .
why linux is not used in home more frequently as compare to windows ??
I use ubuntu Linux on one computer here. The only problem is it does not recognize several USB devices, scanner, printer, camera, etc. If Google could solve this Microsoft is gone here.
Huhuhu, Microsoft tech pundit Enderle recommends Google not to kill Microsoft.
"It increases the likelihood of both its success and its risk because it will sacrifice revenue and profitability to achieve its goal to put Microsoft out of business. It may cross anti-trust lines first, as well, putting it at serious risk."
Not really. It would be rather fun and low investment. I know these google guys and how pissed they are that Microsoft invests into anti-Google propaganda. Killing Microsoft is damn easy and improves the business environment a lot. You cannot be in good business as lkong as you have unethical competitors. Killing them is a means of market sanitation.
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Wow... That is a FANTASTIC plan! If Google pulls it off, then we will be Microsoft free. But, of course, Google will be seen as a monopoly...
It's Ballmer's fault that he started this vendetta with Google. And now the saying comes into mind: "You mess with the bull, you get the horns."
But, if Microsoft falls, what will happen to the OS that everybody uses on their desktop? No more support, virus overload... Google would have to scoop up the Windows project and keep it afloat; a task I don't think anybody would enjoy doing. Then you got the Xbox 360...
Interesting indeed. A revolution is starting. I can feel it in the winds