Google I/O 2009 Keynote, pt. 2

[DartGreene]

The Code Google website shows us interesting topics.

[chiffmonkey]

Auto CC is utter crap. Turn it on next time you see it on another video. It comes up with such stupid suggestions as "Justice boxes" and "Cut up the French" in a video about nvidia...

[lord123j]

the wet....the wed....the wod????? crap! i know its i n beta! Im impressed though! Needs serius polishing

[BalmungSama0]

It doesn't work nearly as well in some other vids. Still, strong potential.

[ahmedmuhammed1]

Great Idea,

Thanks Google !!

[exile55]

"Progumer..." he says. ^__^

[hawaiigopher]

Bothered me too. XD

[dban10]

Yeah that's great that you have so much on the web, but the operating system has to support the rendering. The only thing that one send over the net is bytes of raw data. Your web browser does the rendering. This gives companies like adobe a monopoly on the "web". It encourages closed source mode, or

"Cloud computing".

[raveash]

dose anyone think that the first guy to speak, said the word "programming" really funny?...lol sounded like he had an accent..lol

[gucker07]

Google is a good company but it needs competition.

[aylimin]

ye, if there is

[JohnMunsch]

Schmidt hasn't learned "show don't tell". He needs to watch some of Job's presentations to learn how to sell stuff better. No matter how good your stuff is, you still need to be able to sell it.

[Krylez]

I prefer openness to dogs and ponies. That might be because I'm an adult, though.

[ericdmoore]

Power to the web and power to the people!

[namberwuan]

No captions :(

[rjankie]

" Write once, run on any browser!" GWT Rulezz!

[kobeto]

We give power to the web

[burpleson]

Hey, easy on the Kool-Aid.

[mcaw30]

its time!

[Mackaber]

Take that microsoft!

[todnyc]

I love when he says "The Web has WON." (8:42)

Microsoft is trying to relaunch their lame search engine (with a new name, whIch they're still deciding) and GUESS WHAT? It's a blatant WANNABE / COPY of Google, OBVIOUSLY... Microsoft's share of the search market will continue to decline, and Google's will continue to rise. 2009 is truly a great year for network computing.

[IMPMAC]

amen

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