Google announces things WAY TOO EARLY.

The Google i/o 2018 is about to happen and still several things announced a year ago have to be delivered. As another example, more than a month ago Google announced it was merging Android Pay and Google Wallet, then last week they actually did it, but not really since the services won’t actually be merged but in the next few months. Google, why don’t you just freaking release your new stuff when they’re ready, or at least about to be ready instead of creating unnecessary anticipation?? I’ve seen that this way to early announcements have even killed many great ideas or let Facebook or Apple to steal them.



Submitted February 26, 2018 at 10:52PM by fegoslant http://ift.tt/2EWWKil http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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