Why are you so certain? The technology we have today is certainly not fully autonomous, and the stuff Google is working on isn't leading towards that. Do you have a reasoning behind your estimate, or is it merely a guess?

I just realized that comment made no sense. Excuse me. I should have said:

If "yes," it's worse than traditional cars. Even if you're stuck in a traffic jam, if you have to pay attention (in case something goes wrong with your car), there is no benefit.

If "yes", it's worse than self-driving.

Can't you install Google Play Services?

And browsing the web.

You have to look at the dates, 2014 is listed before 2013 in the table, which is kind of backwards from what I would expect.

This is another example of your partisanship. Every republican candidate (and democrat candidate, for that matter) in 2008 had a healthcare plan. Obama ended up implementing something that looked a lot like McCain's plan.

Here is what was actually in the article, both more modest and more banal:

Office 365 and services across all devices are going to save Windows Phone. I think that was last year's big push. Or even two years ago.

I don't know, have you seen the latest blackberry offerings? Also, they run Android apps, so that's something more than you get with WP10.

Though frankly I don't see much changing for either company.

They also didn't have a good control group (that is, their control group consisted of the same environment, but without the emergency situation). There are so many potential problems that it's hard to draw a firm conclusion. For all we know, the problem was the environment was too dark, and it was hard to distinguish black pixels: that is, dressing the models in red shirts could have changed everything. Here is Richard Feynman talking about a similar problem with rats (second half of that link).

That sounds harder than building a secure system.

No, did I say that? No, I didn't.

No, did I say that? No, I didn't. Both parties are rather dumb. They're made up of politicians, after all.

Hey, it doesn't mean that everyone who is anonymous is a coward!

It takes much longer to secure a feature, which is why insecure code wins in the marketplace.

No it doesn't. If a corporation loses your personal information, you're going to suffer more than them.