Baidu has announced plans for a mobile operating system that focuses mostly on search, according to the FT. That makes it different from Android which is much more full-featured.
But in China as in everywhere else mobile is the future of computing, and it makes as much sense for Baidu to take a stronghold there to encourage people to search on their mobiles as it does for Google in the West. The reason this operating system will be lighter is presumably because featurephones, as opposed to smartphones, will remain prevalent in China, which has lower per capita income, for longer than in the West.
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Google aquired law platform for startups LawPivot
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About LawPivot.com
It offers entrepreneurs a place where they can get their questions answered confidentially and for free (at least for now).
To use the service, startups just write their question, identify relevant legal keywords, then choose which lawyers to send the question to. Today, LawPivot is also unveiling its new recommendation algorithm, which takes data about users and trends to recommend which lawyer might be best suited to answer each question.
About LawPivot.com
It offers entrepreneurs a place where they can get their questions answered confidentially and for free (at least for now).
To use the service, startups just write their question, identify relevant legal keywords, then choose which lawyers to send the question to. Today, LawPivot is also unveiling its new recommendation algorithm, which takes data about users and trends to recommend which lawyer might be best suited to answer each question.
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