November 13, 2006 at 21:05Google wants to give everyone a toll-free phone
Naturally not just like that. The person must initially agree to view / listen / read the advertisement. In the words of Eric Schmidt ( by Eric Schmidt ) mobile phones today have become more like handheld computer, potential buyers spend up to 10 hours a day for talking, reading and SMS using web services, so the idea of "subsidy" can be very "viable."
Generally what Eric offers. He wants to agree with leading manufacturers of cell phones (Nokia, Motorola), as well as with leading mobile operators (Vodafone) on cooperation in this area. However, Schmidt is a realist, and believes that phones will not immediately become free, just like newspapers have not become mime, although they are already more than a hundred years old.
The prospects are very broad, as is the realm of fantasy. I already imagine how Google clusters analyze the negotiations between two girlfriends discussing a new fashionable dress, and after that comes SMS with links and addresses of stores where you can buy it. In the same way, SMS traffic and web pages are analyzed and corresponding advertising offers are also provided. By the way, Google is already successfully testing technology for ad impressions for mobile phone users in Japan. Well, of course, Google believes that the user must manage his personal data, and Google will never personalize anything.
These are the things today in Google.
Links:
Google
Google Wants Free Cell Phones for Everyone
http://money.cnn.com/2006/11/11/technology/bc.tech.google2.reut/?postversion=2006111122
PS The post is partially a figment of the patient’s imagination, struck by the UFO’s consciousness of the author and coincidence, hints of / with technology / algorithms of some companies are purely random and are supplied as is.
PPS Why does Google trap user data?
PPPS GoogleParanoya rulez the world
Generally what Eric offers. He wants to agree with leading manufacturers of cell phones (Nokia, Motorola), as well as with leading mobile operators (Vodafone) on cooperation in this area. However, Schmidt is a realist, and believes that phones will not immediately become free, just like newspapers have not become mime, although they are already more than a hundred years old.
The prospects are very broad, as is the realm of fantasy. I already imagine how Google clusters analyze the negotiations between two girlfriends discussing a new fashionable dress, and after that comes SMS with links and addresses of stores where you can buy it. In the same way, SMS traffic and web pages are analyzed and corresponding advertising offers are also provided. By the way, Google is already successfully testing technology for ad impressions for mobile phone users in Japan. Well, of course, Google believes that the user must manage his personal data, and Google will never personalize anything.
These are the things today in Google.
Links:
Google Wants Free Cell Phones for Everyone
http://money.cnn.com/2006/11/11/technology/bc.tech.google2.reut/?postversion=2006111122
PS The post is partially a figment of the patient’s imagination, struck by the UFO’s consciousness of the author and coincidence, hints of / with technology / algorithms of some companies are purely random and are supplied as is.
PPS Why does Google trap user data?
PPPS GoogleParanoya rulez the world