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On top of that, they bungled his pay. An outlier I thought.

Like health care, the US bungled the handling of it something awful. Still, there have been some successes.

Google really bungled the execution of this change.

But now I hear voice, which I use all the time, is about to get bungled up with hangouts. I bet I'll hate whatever the integration looks like.

I could make a case that Google has bungled Android tablet marketing, and should be much farther along in having an enterprise strategy based on tablets. None of this spells doom for iPhone.

Oh, I don't doubt he's earned the bad reputation-- just goes to highlight the degree to which they bungled the arrest and prosecution.

Com "href" daterange:2453006-2450815 Edit: sorry I bungled the conversion to the Julian format but you get the idea. You could also click around the 'search tools' sub-menu to do that.

I want to know if the reporter bungled the information or if these officials are this clueless. If this thing accessed the server "as often as every 60 seconds," where's the problem?

Thousands of experts missed the financial disaster, and, from what the story looks like to many, bungled the recovery. The news that sells is all about disaster and the unexpected; things that experts failed to predict.

HP also bungled by not offering a 7" model, and not competing on price from the very beginning, even if it meant running at a loss to chase market share.

Kremlin's version includes a question where the reported bungled the Putin's birthday and though he was born in 1946 instead of 1952, but Time omits it. It wasn't a very substantive question, but it did set the tone for the interview and the difference is upsetting.

With the man who randomly breaks things for no reason, no such precaution can be taken because even the most basic, unevaluated, routine action could be bungled leading to bad results for all inclined. Gosh, I always enjoy reading this piece, even though I've seen it a bunch.

This was in February, way before the bungled Touchpad and WebOS strategy, followed by announcements that totally diminish the Hardware division, which remains a large portion of HP's value proposition. Cringely has made wild predictions that don't pan out, but this is one that was right on target.

The execution of G+ was bungled disastrously, and ass-backwards policies like Real Names ran directly contrary to the original notion of having multiple identities/profiles to present to different people. But I do wish someone would run with this idea again.

This article doesn't offer any new information since the launch, and the only support for the idea that they've bungled the launch is one negative review - there have been several positive ones, as well. Moreover, I have a hard time swallowing that "the bully at the table was Google", given that the article's only support for this is the recording industry's claim that "The discussions were confused by Google ...

The F35 has been a bungled project, but it's not any basis for feeling "species embarrassment." [1] Europeans didn't manage to colonize or otherwise subjugate India, Asia, the Americas, etc, because they were so much wealthier or more educated, but because they had vastly superior military technology.

Sense, like this gem: Because experiments can be undermined by a vast number of practical mistakes, the likeliest explanation for any failed replication will always be that the replicator bungled something along the way.

PC vendors bungled this one on their own. It's a shitty economy and Microsoft & Friends are offering tired form factors, severe usability regressions, bad word of mouth, a bifurcation of Windows into two conceptually incompatible product lines, a meaningless brand, useless marketing, and poor developer incentives to migrate to the App Store model.