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February 15, 2010 at 8:47 pm · Filed under Uncategorized

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Ok, so I have been using (strong word) Google Buzz and I - like all geeks - have compiled my wish-list of features. So let it be written, lasix prices, so let it be done. Buy plavix cheap, MUST HAVE FEATURES:

Better summary of recent posts - it's difficult to quickly skim and see if something's interesting...this narrows the funnel for time spent

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Add Filters - I love my facebook filters...google should be best-in-class at this type of contextual feature

Enable syndication - I want my buzz posts to go to twitter/facebook...one client to rule them all!

Make it easier to follow/unfollow - it's still kind of clunky to follow, or unfollow people...this makes hulk angry

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Profile snapshot on mouseover - Awesome LinkedIn Feature

Viral invite feature - use FB connect...it's 2010!

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Buzz badges - My recent updates, my followers, bactrim without prescription, follow me...see FriendFeed

Speed up - It's way to slow and feels clunky versus facebook

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Apple is the best in the world at creating fantastic user experiences delivered via the seamless integration of hardware and software. The classic example of their prowess was with the introduction of the Mac. It was a great consumer proposition. The hardware, operating system, and core applications were all bundled together and had a consistent experience. This made it easy for the first generation of computer users to jump on board. Unfortunately for Apple, a number of players quickly dismantled this package, each taking pieces of the stack. Companies like Dell specialized in cheap production and delivery of PC's using standards-based components. Microsoft dominated the Operating System. And because of this key position, they ultimately dominated the application market as they were the key bottleneck in distribution. Apple, of course, was left with a small market share in the PC market and, until the last decade, was struggling to reestablish its market position as a leader in computing.

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