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Category Archives: Google
Amazon and the ACLU
Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have all been under pressure these last few months over being suppliers of technology to the law enforcement and defense markets. Pretty much all technology vendors have sold into these markets since well, the beginning of … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, AWS, Cloud, Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Privacy
Tagged ACLU, Rekognition
2 Comments
Service Level Agreements (SLA)
I wanted to make some comments on Service Level Agreements (SLAs), so we interrupt our scheduled Part 2 on 16GB Cloud Databases. A Service Level Agreement establishes both an expectation between a service provider and a customer of the level … Continue reading
Posted in AWS, Azure, Cloud, Computer and Internet, Google
Tagged Oracle Cloud
Comments Off on Service Level Agreements (SLA)
More fuel on the Android apps on Windows fire
In 1996 Microsoft licensed Java from Sun. Think about that for a moment before continuing on with this blog post. At what seemed the height of its PC market dominance, when it “owned” the developers, when Visual Basic and Visual … Continue reading
Microsoft and an Android play
We are floating in rumors and suggestions this week around Microsoft and Android, from a call for Microsoft to drop Windows Phone in favor of a forked Android to Peter Bright’s explanation of why that doesn’t make technical sense, to the … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows, Windows Phone
Tagged Android, Asha, Microsoft, Nokia Android, Nokia Asha, Nokia Normandy, Nokia X, Windows Phone Android Apps
17 Comments
The Smart TV Market
I (and many others) have opined on the need for Microsoft to have a device to compete in the lower-priced mass market segment for smart TV add-ons. I want to refine my thinking and explain why Microsoft may not have … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Computer and Internet, Google, Home Entertainment, Microsoft
Tagged Amazon, Apple TV, Google TV, Home Entertainment, Xbox One, Xbox Video
8 Comments
Google Reader and other customer tragedies
(This was written weeks ago but not published until now. I’m going to largely leave it as originally written, with an update at the end.) I’m pretty upset about Google’s decision to drop support for Google Reader. I think it … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Security
Tagged Forefront, Forefront TMG, Google Reader, Microsoft Forefront, Newsblur
13 Comments
About that $2B annual loss from Microsoft’s search business
A few days ago Scott Cleland published a thought-provoking piece on what would happen if Microsoft exited the search business. It was all about what that would do to Google, but might just as well have been titled “Microsoft should … Continue reading
Bing going Mobile
Yesterday we had the announcement that Bing would become the default Search and Mapping solution for the next generation of RIM’s Blackberry. Over the previous year we’ve seen Microsoft introduce excellent Bing apps for the iPhone and more recently iPad, work … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Mobile, Search
Tagged Android, Apple, Bing, Blackberry, Google, Mobile, Nokia, RIM, Search
3 Comments
Is Bing Putting the Squeeze on Google?
There were two interesting pieces of news out this week. One was news from Experian Hitwise adding to other evidence that by some measures Bing has grown to about 30% of the search market in the U.S. The second interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Google, Microsoft, Search
Tagged Bing, Google, Market Share, Microsoft, Search
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