If Google is going to retain all this information for data mining, why is it that the federal government can't use it for a potential investigation.
Google can think it is above the law, but in the end, it will do nothing but hurt them.
One element of the iPod that is a weakness for potential competitors is its seeming lack of extra functionality. Although Apple has added considerable utility to the device, it still is not a cell phone, doesn't do IM, and has virtually no capacity for Internet activities.
If I were a large company, I would focus on that element rather than trying to market just an mp3 player.
If Google is going to retain all this information for data mining, why is it that the federal government can't use it for a potential investigation. Google can think it is above the law, but in the end, it will do nothing but hurt them.
One element of the iPod that is a weakness for potential competitors is its seeming lack of extra functionality. Although Apple has added considerable utility to the device, it still is not a cell phone, doesn't do IM, and has virtually no capacity for Internet activities.
If I were a large company, I would focus on that element rather than trying to market just an mp3 player.