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→Should we modify the statement about Google competitors?: new section
Skype is available for Android, although Verizon has a deal with Skype so that the software only runs on their network. Earlier versions of Android did not support any VoIP - that was a technology constraint, not a move to harm Skype. I learned this by reading the cited articles, so I'm not sure how this ended up being concluded in the first place. --[[User:mattmag]]
Skype is available for Android, although Verizon has a deal with Skype so that the software only runs on their network. Earlier versions of Android did not support any VoIP - that was a technology constraint, not a move to harm Skype. I learned this by reading the cited articles, so I'm not sure how this ended up being concluded in the first place. --[[User:mattmag]]
== Should we modify the statement about Google competitors? ==
[Q]Major competitors of Google include Yahoo!, DuckDuckGo, and Microsoft's Bing.[/Q]
It appears to me that yahoo is the same as Bing, MS having bought the Yahoo search. And DuckDuckGo seems to be tied to Yahoo. So that possibly leaves only 1 major competitor, except would you add on Yandex? And isn't there some Chinese search engine? Maybe we need a search engine by conservatives, not to censor liberal sites, not advertised as conservative. Problem is IMHO that Google is so much better than the competition for some purposes, if not for searching for guns & ammo. ([[User:Thunkful2|Thunkful2]] ([[User talk:Thunkful2|talk]]) 12:44, 26 August 2016 (EDT))