Via Marcel. Interesting looking book by an early Google Brand/Marketing director.
Matt Porter's presentation about the ways that Android is *really* not GNU/Linux
Google clobbers Cyanogen's modded builds. Interesting. This article has both good links to all the key points and articles and good commentary
Ironically, I only know about this applications (which I now plan to use) because it was taken out of the story and got a lot of press.
Non-Android interface to the Android market? Sorta? I really just want to limit to applications that are free software!
Translation of my recent blog post into Spanish by my new friend Carolina! Awesome!
"In his remarkable ruling, U.S. Circuit Judge Richard Posner stated that there was no point in holding a trial because it was apparent that neither side could show they had been harmed by the other’s patent infringement. He said he was inclined to dismiss the case with prejudice — meaning the parties can’t come back to fight over the same patents — and that he would enter a more formal opinion confirming this next week."
This is a great followup to one of the initial Revealing Errors about Google News.
Yikes. I really want to support this campaign. I think that public access to spetrum is perhaps one of the two most important issues for technology and communications freedom. But I also don't like feeling like I'm the tool of some big company. I appreciate that Google is being open about their involvement and the real benefits to them from their position and I really do think Google is on the right side here. That said, I'm sad that there's no real grassroots movement on this issue.
How it is possible that GooglePlus does not offer RSS feeds. Why isn't this is the bigger story?
It turns out, Google has data on enough search terms that something is always quite highly correlated with your curve! This is a crackpot conspiracy theorists dream!
Recap of a recap of a Google tech talk from a few years back that I've heard good things above.
Google needs to blow away half of the (awesome) roof garden so that they can spend a cool $2m so that their employees don't need to walk outside in order to get to the cafeteria.
