Google Is Using Ancient Obsolete Technology, Says Engineer Who Just Quit

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		Tech Media Wall Street Markets Strategy Sports Lifestyle Politics Video June 10, 2011 Google Is Using Ancient Obsolete Technology, Says Engineer Who Just Quit The hardware is great. The software, not so much.  Read » Woman Poses As A Sexy Teen On Facebook, Tricks Her Husband And Learns He's Trying To Kill Her Sordid.  Read » PUNK'D: Man Proves He Knew His Wife Was Posing As The Sexy Facebook Teen All charges have been dropped.  Read » Creepy Computer Tech Accused Of Collecting Spycam Shots Of Women Whose Computers He Fixed Fake error message tricked some into taking their computers into the bathroom.  Read » This Can't Be Good: Microsoft Is Selling Windows Phones For A Penny Great deal, but seems desperate.  Read » Google Spends $400 Million On New York Ad Company Admeld It's a real time bidding platform.  Read » Microsoft Will Have To Pay $300 Million Patent Fine Time to pay up.  Read » Advertisement These Young Troublemakers Got Hired For Hacking Apple, Facebook, And Microsoft Here's how they did it.  Read » Apple Caves On Subscription Pricing After Publishers Revolt -- Android, Kindle Competition Forcing Change A small concession from the king of all media.  Read » DEAR RIM EMPLOYEES: What The Heck Is Happening Inside Your Company? What is it like to watch the company's once dominant position evaporate?  Read » SAICAST: What Obama Is Like In Person Can the president move the economy on words alone?  Read » This Woman Will Probably Be IBM's Next Boss A 30-year veteran of the company.  Read » Facebook Buys A Design Focused Mac Startup An interesting move.  Read » 10 Founders Spill What It's Like To Be Acquired By Google, AOL And Microsoft "Depressing," "Devastating," and "Awkward."  Read » Share this: Buzz Facebook Twitter Digg Reddit StumbleUpon LinkedIn The email address for your subscription is: dwyld.kwu.careers@blogger.com Manage Email Preference | Unsubscribe | Subscribe | Subscribe to SAI RSS Feed Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010 Terms of Service | Privacy Policy