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Sure, there are a lot of similarities. Only Apple is producing devices running iOS, just like they did not want to licence their Mac operating system to OEMs. Google is licensing Android freely, and most noteable OEMs are focusing on Android (apart from Nokia and Blackberry), just like the case was with Microsoft Windows. If you subscribe to this logic, you probably think that Android will eventually end up with 80-90% market share, while Apple in the end will serve 10-15% of the market (the high-end)....

Okay, I didn't really fix Youtube myself, however I did alert Google about an issue plaguing a lot of Google Apps users, me included. When I first started out with Google Apps some 3 or 4 years ago the service didn't support all of Google's services. It didn't take long before most of them were fully functional, and when Google+ finally became available for Apps users after a lengthy delay, all important Google services had finally become available for Apps users....

parislemon: thenextweb: Using Google’s latest design language, this ‘Google Time’ concept by Adrian Maciburko is a nice idea for a super-simple take on the kinds of features such a device might have, including voice and touch interfaces. (via Look at how great a Google smartwatch could be - The Next Web) How awesome would this be? A watch used to search for anything. A device where voice search truly makes sense....

The Googleverse is not exactly like the universe most of us know. Things seem to move a little bit slower than everywhere else. In fact, one minute in the Googleverse is at least six hundred and nine seconds long. And here's the proof: A little more than seven months ago, Google launched Google+ for Google Apps. I was thrilled, finally I could start using Google+ with my primary Google account....