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By that time they're ready to go, Google will have working apps in every major phone (even Microsoft based phones), personal computer, or UMPC like device.
- by EricSyn February 3, 2008 8:57 PM PST
- I'm honestly quite saddened by the current state of Yahoo! From a web developer's standpoint, they have been a tremendous asset to the community. Their YUI platform is IMO one of the best Javascript frameworks available. I just hope that if Microsoft does acquire them, this support they've shared with the community won't be put to the wayside.
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