Google are taking over the world! (pg. 2)
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echosystm |
quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
Lols. im about as likely to want to shift my OS to the net as I am to let sushipunk have me around for a slide show.
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Sushipunk |
quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
im about as likely to want to shift my OS to the net as I am to let sushipunk have me around for a slide show. |
But I've made pretty little personalised invitations and place cards for all the guests :( |
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pkcRAISTLIN |
sorry sush, im a bit busy that year. |
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Sushipunk |
quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
sorry sush, im a bit busy that year. |
Yeah, I understand. Being such a lazy cunt must be exhausting. |
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pkcRAISTLIN |
Well, to be fair to me im only a lazy cunt when it involves things that aren’t fun. Like avian slideshows. |
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Sushipunk |
quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
Well, to be fair to me im only a lazy cunt when it involves things that aren’t fun. Like avian slideshows. |
What if I throw in the occasional pic? |
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JD8180 |
quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
Im not sure who google are trying to kid |
remember the majority of the world still thinks that max hd space determines the speed of the computer. so there are plenty of stupid people to sell pennies for quarters to. |
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gehzumteufel |
quote: | Originally posted by Cpt.Cocaine
So that's cool and all, but since when is hard drive space for OS and base apps really an issue? The last time I was concerned with how much HD space windows took up was back in like 1993. :conf: |
It has nothing to do with disk space, and if you think so, all aboard the fail boat.
quote: | Originally posted by Domesticated
There are a number of advantages to having your OS stored online. For one thing, your software is always up to date. Secondly, it's a bit hard for hackers to compromise your OS when you don't have it on your computer. There are quite a few other things which I'm sure someone like gehzumteufel could explain better than I. |
Yep!
So, it is pretty obvious most of you guys are confused on the target market of this. Google has said from the beginning, that their target is for netbooks and ultra portables. Units that are pretty much just business units. So, you mostly just do email, web browsing, etc. As such, you don't need a desktop or some all powerful machine.
Also, the advantages of this, are that you don't need to carry flash drives or even technically speaking have an HDD at all. It can just be an appliance basically. This enables you to also, work from ANY machine in the world, and do all the same things. Google Docs, Gmail, etc.
quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
Yeah, but what void in the market does Android fill? 9/10 hipster wankers are going to buy an iPhone. The remaining 0.8/10 are going to be business users that want a Windows OS. All you're left with is a tiny slice of the market, consisting predominantly of geeks who are only buying it because its not an iPhone/Windows phone.
Same goes for Wave. I don't see anyone abandoning the Hotmail account they've had since they were 13 any time soon.
That brings us to Go... The last thing the world needs is another OO language lol, let alone another c-like one. |
This is such a load of . Android is not some stop-gap measure as you are implying. It is an alternative to, on the one hand a pretty ty OS (Windows Mobile), and on the other hand a rape you in the ass OS (iPhone OS) that locks you into what they perceive as okay.
Secondly, I will try to find it, but there are a LARGE number of NEW smartphone users as a result of the introductory price of the Android-based phones being low. |
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pkcRAISTLIN |
quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
What if I throw in the occasional pic? |
cocks are still birds sush :mad:
quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
So, it is pretty obvious most of you guys are confused on the target market of this. Google has said from the beginning, that their target is for netbooks and ultra portables. Units that are pretty much just business units. So, you mostly just do email, web browsing, etc. As such, you don't need a desktop or some all powerful machine. |
Yeah, that’s what I figured it would have to be. pretend computers. So when people talk about google “taking over” or making an “OS” they’re really just full of . Its little more than remote firmware really. |
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gehzumteufel |
quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
Yeah, that’s what I figured it would have to be. pretend computers. So when people talk about google “taking over” or making an “OS” they’re really just full of . Its little more than remote firmware really. |
While I find netbooks to be too small for my own taste, they actually are perfect if you are just needing to push out a quick few emails and offload pics from a camera. So, they do have their good use.
You are correct though in that the OMGTHEY'RETAKINGOVER is unfounded. Wholly misinterpreted. |
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EgosXII |
quote: | Originally posted by echosystm
This is just cloud computing. It's premature and won't take off, but it is a good proof of concept and will plant the seed of things to come.
Lately Google seem to be developing a lot of things that no one really has a need for. I doubt Wave, Android or the new programming language they are designing will be successful. They all have neat features and are great products, but no one really needs them. |
I pretty much agree with this:
i just found it interesting, and i think the idea itself has a lot of potential, even if the first model, or first 10 aren't exactly brilliant...
quote: | Originally posted by JD8180
remember the majority of the world still thinks that max hd space determines the speed of the computer. so there are plenty of stupid people to sell pennies for quarters to. |
this is also very important :haha:
so many times people have asked me what a good computer is, and have been shocked when i havn't mentioned the HD since they believe that's where the speed comes from...
also lolworthy is people who think that computer speed has something to do with internet speed (connection)... :eyes:
as a 'netbook' i think this would do pretty well anyway! of course the first 20 versions won't be able to take over desktops, but for people who don't use their comps for much, or who essentially do just use it for the net i think this is pretty cool!
in my experience a large amount of people are too stupid to use windows and even mac OS', and wind up clogging them with so many viruses/spyware and random that the comp runs 20x slower than it should for absolutely no reason... this would solve much of that problem... |
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idoru |
Old news, this has been in the pipeline for a while now. |
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