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2012-10-26
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Now they just need to make better batteries.
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2012-10-26
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Android is dead 2017.
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Do something for the climate today! Anything!
I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
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2012-10-26
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People dead 2012... so all this is moot :P
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I vote that Kangal replace Elop!
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2012-10-26
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article's point is standing on a ******ed premise that just because they are both operating systems that they can be compared, so the whole idea of android beating windows is ******ed since android(or chrome os) cant replace ANY usefull OS
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2012-10-26
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Things could get even more interesting as Linux and Android are merged...
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-sourc...g-system/10625
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-sourc...g-system/10625
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2012-10-27
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Originally Posted by daperl
For those who bought Maemo devices because they offer freedom, these aren't good news.
Ha ha ha ha ha
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/...89N11J20121024
Sure, MS isn't "open" as in "open source". But at least they used to offer a relatively open platform (slowly changing now) that allowed people to have control over their data and hardware.
Google's Android, while offering open code in theory, is a much more dangerous threat to freedom than MS. They pretend to be open, but in fact encourage proprietary licensing and discourage GPLed code. They take all the data they can get, your mails, your contacts, your appointments, your documents, your searches, your location data and so on.
I wouldn't go "ha ha ha" if Google really gains more influence than it already has and overtakes MS in this business.
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2012-10-27
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Originally Posted by mscion
again r.etards writing stuff they dont know s.hit about, its linux as linux the kernel merging with android version of linux kernel, not linux operating system(GNU/linux) merging with android, so not important at the least
Things could get even more interesting as Linux and Android are merged...
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-sourc...g-system/10625
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2012-10-28
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Originally Posted by benny1967
You're paranoid. Google is better than Microsoft. Period. Please let me know when Microsoft releases any of their kernel's source code. All of Google's middle-ware can be replaced if need be.
For those who bought Maemo devices because they offer freedom, these aren't good news.
Sure, MS isn't "open" as in "open source". But at least they used to offer a relatively open platform (slowly changing now) that allowed people to have control over their data and hardware.
Google's Android, while offering open code in theory, is a much more dangerous threat to freedom than MS. They pretend to be open, but in fact encourage proprietary licensing and discourage GPLed code. They take all the data they can get, your mails, your contacts, your appointments, your documents, your searches, your location data and so on.
I wouldn't go "ha ha ha" if Google really gains more influence than it already has and overtakes MS in this business.
Fvck Microsoft and the propriatary piece of sh*t horse they rode in on.
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2012-10-28
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Originally Posted by GrimyHR
I'd like to disagree.
again r.etards writing stuff they dont know s.hit about, its linux as linux the kernel merging with android version of linux kernel, not linux operating system(GNU/linux) merging with android, so not important at the least
While there's nothing to stop the OEMs from modifying the kernel.
Firstly, the Nexus devices will be using stock kernel that means native Ubuntu, even if theoretical (also means Mer!).
But the majority of the devices will have OEM-kernels which are based on and close representatives of stock kernel. Which means at least Samsung and SONY, and probably Motorola. Which means a heavily modified ROM of Ubuntu/Mer on the OEM's kernel.
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2012-10-28
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Originally Posted by benny1967
I never really understood the general attitude toward Google collecting information. If you take the time to read practically any privacy policy on the web (yes, including this site) you will see that they all allow the capture your personal information and to use that data at the discretion of the sites owner. Go ahead, take a look.
For those who bought Maemo devices because they offer freedom, these aren't good news.
Sure, MS isn't "open" as in "open source". But at least they used to offer a relatively open platform (slowly changing now) that allowed people to have control over their data and hardware.
Google's Android, while offering open code in theory, is a much more dangerous threat to freedom than MS. They pretend to be open, but in fact encourage proprietary licensing and discourage GPLed code. They take all the data they can get, your mails, your contacts, your appointments, your documents, your searches, your location data and so on.
I wouldn't go "ha ha ha" if Google really gains more influence than it already has and overtakes MS in this business.
But this is old hat. Companies have been doing this for years to better market products. This includes government, enterprise, not-for profit, and extends all the way down to small retailers. All (successful) organizations collect and analyse information (even if its just receipts) about their customers and exploit this information to make more money.
This certainly includes MS who has proven themselves to have far less scruples than should be legal.
Incidentally, the company that you claim is worse than MS, Google, is also ironically one of the ONLY companies that actually allows you to remove your collected data, and even provides a user-friendly interface to do it. They even promote transparency by making it easier for lay-people to read their policies!
To think that MS is somehow a more responsible holder of your information is straight lunacy.
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