Tag Archives: google
Handsfree is the next challenge for mobile
A huge part of the mobile experience is still extremely subpar. No one has created a seamless handsfree experience. I briefly blogged about this 2.5 years ago, and I still feel like there is tons of room for improvement. I don’t … Continue reading
iPhone vs Android is not PC vs Mac
Google officially announced the Nexus One today, and it seems pretty cool. I haven’t had a chance to play with one yet, but by most accounts, it’s worth checking out. I believe it will be a successful device, along with … Continue reading
Don’t be evil: Hope for fractured convergence
Google is a remarkable company. They’ve flipped the business model in numerous ways, because they can. But what’s happening in the mobile space is becoming a both exciting and troubling. I love how they give away navigation data, or that … Continue reading
My Dream: Merging LBS, Intent, and Real-Time info with my Calendar
Last night, I was driving home from my sister’s place in the east bay, and after checking Google Maps and seeing all green roads (i.e. no traffic), I decided to take 880/Bay Bridge to get back to SF. Little did … Continue reading
Why Do We Need an Email Address AND a Phone Number?
There’s been a large movement online towards consolidating identity. Single sign-on (SSO) online has been a goal for a long time, starting with Microsoft’s Passport and then the OpenID and Open Stack movement. Facebook Connect, in its short life, has … Continue reading
[Product] is [not] an [incumbent market leader] killer
I think I summarized a significant number of headlines. I find these extremely unuseful. I agree it’s a good idea to compare a new product to an old, incumbent. However, what is not useful (to me at least) is to … Continue reading