BOL 1443: Google’s Double Rainbow Strategy
April 7, 2011
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April 7, 2011
BOL 1443: Google’s Double Rainbow Strategy
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<p>Hey, Buzz Crew … Google seems to be building out a version of Chrome OS for tablets, which we’re calling their double rainbow strategy: it breaks your brain. Plus, what Epsilon knew about their social phishing vulnerabilities, and when they knew it. Samsung cuts tablet pricing again, why we’re never using Pandora again until we get an email from Tim Westergren, and a seriously old-school hacker story. –Molly</p>
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