On Google Music
I sort of hoped in the back of my mind that the Google Music announcement would turn the service into something to tempt me away from Apple’s iTunes — well, that didn’t happen.
Google Claims Voluntary Opt Out Is Doing Us A Favor
So… please read this post from Google regarding wireless access points. If I am interpreting it correctly — without all the “hey we’re doing something new and cool that will make the world a better place” corporate cruft:
On Google X
New York Times article on “Google X” — a top-secret (well, not anymore) incubator of sorts for big, future ideas. Top among them is the self-driving car. Which doesn’t sound particularly Googley until one realizes it may free up more time on the part of drivers to use smart phones during their commute = more web based ad revenue.
The Dead Logitech Google TV Underlines The Challenge
After losing $100 million on Google TV boxes that hardly anybody bought, Logitech will not be making more, and most likely not continuing the Google TV experiment going forward. And the goal of video delivered via the Internet remains elusive.
iPhone 4S Insanity In China
As an Apple line veteran, have seen a few lines here and there for the iPhone 4S, but nothing like what’s going on in China right now. Check out these insane pictures and video of the Hong Kong iPhone 4S launch over at MIC Gadget.