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Posted by: Shannon McPherson (Friday 9 November 2007, 5:33 PM)

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Android: The Vehicle that Shall Take Us to The Virtual Parallel Universe

Android: The Vehicle that Shall Take Us
to The Virtual Parallel Universe.

Thank you for writing this piece and adding support to
my prediction that Google has a long term business plan of implementing a "virtual parallel universe business model"
via Android.

Software developers shall provide the development of the facets that makes up the parallel universe dimension in exchange for revenue-sharing.

The Internet social network phenomenon shall develop into the virtual parallel universe dimension.

Expect to see the three-dimensional mapping program develop into the virtual parallel universe scenarios/stage that the parallel universe citizen shall view and live in.

Part of Google’s strategy is to provide real life experiences occurring in the virtual parallel universe via Android software.

Google's "open source" Android software shall provide users more opportunities to live vicariously through their mobile phones. In tracking the user's online actions, Google provides the 3D persona (avatar) detailed personality characteristics developed from the users real life online living experiences.

Google is in a position to dominate & manipulate virtual life communities. Why?.... because Google's open application sources and the mobile phone is defining who you are by e-psycho-analyzing your online activities. See language in patents filed by Google... "User dialog (e.g., from role playing games, simulation games, etc) may be used to characterize the user (e.g., literate, profane, blunt or polite, quiet etc). Also, user play may be used to characterize the user (e.g., cautious, risk-taker, aggressive, non-confrontational, stealthy, honest, cooperative, uncooperative, etc)."

In my opinion.... Google’s open source Android software and the mobile platform is the foundation for the evolution of all facets of future lifestyles.


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