Google is considering deploying Wi-Fi networks in towns and cities covered by its Google Fiber high-speed Internet service
While they are at it, might as well throw some free Bluetooth & Infrared devices.
I have been looking at online stores to buy a 2.5 inch internal SSD drive and a matching USB3 drive enclosure for my Dell Laptop since yesterday. The laptop contains a ~750 GB HDD. It is half way through the 3 years warranty period and I do not want to void it by replacing the HDD with the SSD myself. Getting it done through Dell would cost more. I initially tried to find external SSD drives but the costs seem to be 30% higher than buying the enclosure separately. The USB3 interface at 5 Gbit/s seem only slightly slower than the 6 Gbit/s SATA 3 and as such should yield significant performance boost when compared to my current HDD.
Ultimately, though I had decided to delay the purchase so that the price of SSDs can come down further. Thanks to TFA, I now have renewed motivation to buy them today itself.
assault and battery?
People at DCUO do it every thursday and nobody gets arrested.
not home made
I beg to differ.
We can take on kaiju...
Category 1 only
requiring car manufacturers to include rearview cameras in all cars
What's wrong with cameras mounted at the front? At least one can record the journey properly that way.
all for RMB 45,000 (£4,355)
Nah, still too expensive. We need some competition in this area to bring down the rates. It is only then that the vision of an AIO spam package in every home can be realized.
Google's only innovation of interest has been their PageRank algorithm. Everything since then has been a bought-out or an also-ran.
What about gmail & google docs?
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Why Buy Microsoft Milk When the Google Cow Is Free?
Because not everyone likes to milk the cows.
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
