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Links to articles about Google:
- Google is the world's largest open-source company (if you count lines of open-sourced code).
- Gmail in Germany
- Plethora of Android devices with varying hardware creates difficulties for developers vs. one (few) iPhone with fixed hardware.
- Google Everywhere: Google wants to control the Internet, and could come up against anti-trust issues as Microsoft did in the 1990s.
- Is Apple Evil? - from Jason Calacanis
- Apple vs. PsyStar (Mac clones)
- Apple vs. Palm Pre (iTunes synch)
- Apple vs. Woolworths (logo)
- Latest OSX update might lock-out Intel Atom processor
- Apple rejects Google Voice application on the iPhone
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Google has released an open-source version of "Closure", a collection of software tools they used to build Gmail, Google Docs and Google Maps, in the hope that it will enable external developers to create faster web-applications.
Fortune Magazine has labelled Apple's Steve Jobs, CEO of the decade.
iPhone vs. Droid
From a loyal listener:
I thought your podcast "It's an Open and Shut Argument" was interesting. An article entitled "The meaning of open" by a senior Google exec has been published which might be of interest. Some of the writer's points resonate with points made in your podcast.
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/meaning-of-open.html
Gruber's comment on the article is also thought-provoking:
http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/12/22/open
As Google's Android operating system for mobile phones grows in popularity, the battle lines between Google and Apple are getting clearer. Kit Eaton paints a glimpse of the future in his article "Is Google vs. Mac the New Mac vs. PC?"
A not so happy Android developer's top 10 gripes.
Apple might replace Google with Microsoft's Bing as the default web-search engine on the iPhone.
Wade Roush muses on the Apple Paradox.
The FSF believes Apple's newly launched iPad is so hamstrung by DRM that they've organised a petition calling on Apple to remove all DRM from its products.
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