Cry Baby

August 5, 2011 at 4:00 pm PT

Tagged with: Android, Apple, Geek Culture, Google, Joy of Tech, Microsoft, Nitrozac and Snaggy

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Anonymous

Brilliant! And very, very accurate…..
http://www.odysen.com Matt

lol…
http://www.facebook.com/boni.satani Boni Satani

awesome…!
http://www.adrianbold.com Adrian

Always good to see a bit of humour creeping in to corporate world. Microsoft’s parody of Gmail man is also very funny.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Mike-Bell/100001788867831 Mike Bell

So, so very true!

Google’s all about monpolies.. they come in and disregard everyone’s IP and steal it all and package it in a crappy, but free, offering and then slap a capraload of their shitty ads on them.PS: Does Android logo remind anyone of a trash can? LOL
Anonymous

It looks like a bed bug to me :D

Love the cartoon, the portrayal is spot on!
http://kennydude.me Joe Simpson

I don’t agree with this. Google is the crybaby, not Android.
http://twitter.com/mezu Khathu Ndouvhada

haha.. awesome.. ROLF :D
Anonymous

Only problem is, it’s Apple and Microsoft who are the crybabies. Why else are they trying to sue all the Android manufactures? ;oP

“wah!!!! I can’t make a phone (or software) as good as them!!!!”
Anonymous

Other Android manufacturers : We can make superb products ! But unfortunately we cant sell as many as Apple or Microsoft :( :(
Anonymous

Uh-uh. Why do you think Google’s all up in the air about this? They know Apple, Oracle and Microsoft can rightfully request a little money from them. If Google wouldn’t have any patent violations, they wouldn’t have to worry. Note, Apple and Microsoft aren’t the only ones in this (crazy) patent buying game. Google has been at it too.
Anonymous

stupid

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