Well that’s been in FPS for years. Sounds are usually in 2d space, so you can rotate your character and the source won’t stay on one ear. I assume it won’t be different in OR.
But I agree, they need to work on sound. Specifically reverb of the 3D environments. Right now, there is no difference in sound between directly in front of you, and directly behind you. Reverb with a well-implemented HRTF sourced stereo will create amazing spacial awareness in the setting.
I think they should either stick with ads and get rid of Plus, or get rid of ads and stick with Plus. The two other powerhouses in streaming video either have free to use service with ads (Youtube) or pay with no ads (Netflix). I think they probably would have more success with the “Netflix” route because there would be no reason for content providers to go to Hulu over Youtube, but user would have much reason to go to Hulu over Netflix (or have both).
I think Yahoo has potential under Marissa. Remember when Yahoo used to be good? I remember in the pre-pre-youtube days, getting music videos was done at music.yahoo.com and no where else. Yahoo games, email, and music used to be on top, but they failed to adapt.
Yahoo needs to either make their other services better and then unify it (like how Google did with G+), or cut the fat and focus on a few areas.
Again, as another poster stated, revenue is one freaking line on a balance sheet. It’s completely out-of-context and is basically meaningless on it’s own.
Sorry to be blunt, but your ideas are silly. This isn’t 4chan or reddit, if you don’t like reading then you’re at the wrong place. The author will make an article as long or as short as it needs to be in order to get the message across, asking anything else would inhibit editorial independence.
1 tbps? Where are you getting this data from? That amount of throughput can barely be matched with today’s GDDR5 memory and you’re saying they will route that to their millions of customer’s homes?
And they won’t offer 1tbps because “cable companies can’t compete?” Cable companies can barely touch 100mbps, so that doesn’t really make any sense either. Good guy Verizon doesn’t want to profit off of their fiber network because other’s can’t compete, lolwut.
Only took them 2.5 years. They are now irrelevant, Google kicked their ass with including the swipe keyboard with real-time prediction in Android 4.2, and now they suffer the consequences of sitting on their ass: nobody cares.
