He's praising it just because he didn't think of it, being too busy enjoying every news site parroting his whining yesterday.
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interrupt (an event, activity, or process) by causing a disturbance or problem: a rail strike that could disrupt both passenger and freight service.
a disruptive product is a product that breaks with what was before and changes the course of its class of products.
It relates to market share only insofar that it needs enough share of its market to make an impact on it, which is not necessarily a majority.
Now, I think it’s a bit silly trying to say that mobile phones/smartphones/pocketable computers didn’t change after the introduction of the iPhone (see also link below by alanh: http://www.tekgadg.com/storage/Android_before_after_iphone_t..., or check how many phones with and without keys are available today, or the success of the “app store” model).
So how do you feel about Facebook's email fuckup?
While I agree that the guy is awesome, his projects are inspiring and I dislike this social everything wave as much as you probably do, social networks do make an impact on the world, probably even faster and more direct than space ships.
Unfortunately yes, I think the message from Google has not been great it is not well understood.
There is much more to a browser than the rendering engine.
It often feels faster than Safari (no matter how much people complain it being THREE TIMES slower than Safari because it doesn’t have JIT), incognito mode is much better as I don’t have to go to Settings every tim, passwords sync, omnibox.
The only big issue is that you cannot set it as default.
You don't sound like someone interested in having a conversation. Have a good day.
I have been doing that with my phone for a few years.
Also, look at the part of the glasses behind the ear, now look at any recent smartphone teardown and see how they compare in size.
I’m sure Project Glass will eventually be interesting, this demo was really cool, but hardly a technological achievement. You can do the same thing by strapping a phone to your helmet.
Isn’t that the description of any smartphone available for a few years now? Remove the screen and you can shrink it almost at will.
Project Glass is interesting, I’m curious about the display tech, but this demo didn’t show anything new.
I say this with a carefully crafted and organized .vim folder.