A lot of supposed technical developments (bundling IE and MediaPlayer into the OS) were inspired by less-than-pure motivations, so how does MSFT overcome the "trust me" challenges with users who feel burned?
I live on a small road within a condo complex, and Google ignores it. Mapquest and yahoo have had us listed for years.
Pretty maps, nice interface, but weak data.
I'd probably be most interested in checking weather forecasts. Lots of times when my GF and I are camping (generally KOA/state park, not backwoods dig-a-hole-to-crap hardcore) it's nice to have more info than you get from local radio broadcasts.
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A lot of supposed technical developments (bundling IE and MediaPlayer into the OS) were inspired by less-than-pure motivations, so how does MSFT overcome the "trust me" challenges with users who feel burned?
I live on a small road within a condo complex, and Google ignores it. Mapquest and yahoo have had us listed for years. Pretty maps, nice interface, but weak data.
http://www.tronguy.net//
I'd probably be most interested in checking weather forecasts. Lots of times when my GF and I are camping (generally KOA/state park, not backwoods dig-a-hole-to-crap hardcore) it's nice to have more info than you get from local radio broadcasts.