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Good job too, because as you can see, I was proved 100% correct and your cheap little personal snipe just made you look a little foolish.jæd said:I bow before your superior knowledge of, um, "product launches"....
Good job too, because as you can see, I was proved 100% correct and your cheap little personal snipe just made you look a little foolish.jæd said:I bow before your superior knowledge of, um, "product launches"....
editor said:Good job too, because as you can see, I was proved 100% correct and your cheap little personal snipe just made you look a little foolish.
Google said:Google Trends aims to provide insights into broad search patterns.
jæd said:Um... Google Trends just shows the interest (ie people searching for) a keyword... If you wanted to measure the amount of hype being actively generated wouldn't it be a good idea to looking at PR $ spent...?
Perhaps you failed to see the second graph detailing the news reference graph?jæd said:Um... Google Trends just shows the interest (ie people searching for) a keyword... If you wanted to measure the amount of hype being actively generated wouldn't it be a good idea to looking at PR $ spent...?
Located just beneath our search-volume graph is our news-reference-volume graph. This graph shows you the number of times your topic appeared in Google News stories.
http://www.google.com/trends?q=wii,+ps3,+iphone
Naaa, I did have the transparent one of those for a time, but parted with that in 2002.Kid_Eternity said:I bet you still have the original Gameboy too?
Did you miss the news reference volume graph too?Kid_Eternity said:That coupled with column inches are a far better objective indication than expert opinion.
Tom A said:Naaa, I did have the transparent one of those for a time, but parted with that in 2002.
editor said:Did you miss the news reference volume graph too?
That #6 is talking about the region/country charts, which are about searches.jæd said:Handy explanation here ( http://www.google.com/intl/en/trends/about.html#6 )... If only we could have a expert on product launches to tell us what it all meant...!
shows you the number of times your topic appeared in Google News stories. When Google Trends detects a spike in the volume of news stories for a particular term, it labels the graph and displays the headline of an automatically selected Google News story written near the time of that spike. Currently, only English-language headlines are displayed, but we hope to support non-English headlines in the future.
You're getting really tedious now and I can see why another poster got really pissed off with you recently. Why are you always trying to make it personal and score cheap points over such trivial matters?jæd said:Handy explanation here ( http://www.google.com/intl/en/trends/about.html#6 )... If only we could have a expert on product launches to tell us what it all meant...!
Crispy said:Nah, I'd say 98% correct, just to be safe.
editor said:You're getting really tedious now and I can see why another poster got really pissed off with you recently. Why are you always trying to make it personal and score cheap points over such trivial matters?
What are you hoping to achieve with your sneering "expert on product launches" jibe?
The fact remains that I was proved 100% correct. Sorry if you don't like that fact, but there you go.
Sunray said:I stand corrected, O2 is going to launch it by Xmas
Kid_Eternity said:Link?
Has o2 got a cheapo unlimited data deal at the moment like T-Mobile's? If not, I guess they'll have to introduce one in double quick time for the iPhone.rocketman said:Germany T Mobile
France Orange
UK O2
AT&T were pretty much forced to make one. Can't imagine Apple will let the european carriers get away with less either.editor said:Has o2 got a cheapo unlimited data deal at the moment like T-Mobile's? If not, I guess they'll have to introduce one in double quick time for the iPhone.
editor said:Has o2 got a cheapo unlimited data deal at the moment like T-Mobile's? If not, I guess they'll have to introduce one in double quick time for the iPhone.
Crispy said:Hmm, I think I made that one up, or have it confused with another product/country. my bad.
editor said:Has o2 got a cheapo unlimited data deal at the moment like T-Mobile's? If not, I guess they'll have to introduce one in double quick time for the iPhone.
Yep. A reasonable unlimited data deal is absolutely essential for the iPhone in the UK.rocketman said:Yeah I'd consider this likely. Whether it happens or not is another thing, but without unlimited data access the phone is gonna be useless - people won't ever want to use a data feature cos it costs 'em.
They reckon it'll be selling for a pricey £300 *with* contract, although there's no mention of the length of the deal.Jim2k5 said:link here about o2 taking the contract
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article2028678.ece