Paterson, David
PC Magazine
PCs, see computers, personal
PDAs (personal digital assistants); Newton
Perfect Thing, The (Levy)
“Personal Computer for Children of All Ages” (Kay)
Philips
Pichai, Sundar
pilots
Pinterest
piracy
Pixo
Plepler, Richard
Portfolio magazine
Prodigy
Quake
Quake Labs
Qualcomm
Quattro Wireless
Quinn, John
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan
Quittner, Josh
Rabb, Jefferson
Ratliff, Evan
Razr
Reddit
Research in Motion (RIM); Open Handset Alliance and
“Rise and Fall of the First American Patent Thicket, The: The Sewing Machine War of the 1850s” (Mossoff)
Rokr
Roku
rubber, molding of
Rubin, Andy; at Android launch; deadlines and; gadgets purchased by; Google culture and; Google politics and; and Google’s acquisition of Android; Jha and; Jobs and; in meeting with Jobs on Android; Open Handset Alliance and; and secrecy surrounding Android
Rubinstein, Jon
Rudin, Scott
Rutan, Burt
Ryan, Jim
Safari Internet browser
Sakoman, Steve
Samsung; advertising of; Android phones of; Apple’s lawsuit against; design approach of; Galaxy; Google’s relationship with; Media Hub; Nexus; TouchWiz
Sandberg, Sheryl
Saracino, Joe
Schiller, Phil
Schmidt, Eric; Android as viewed by; Apple/Google fight and; on Apple’s board of directors; in Apple v. Samsung trial; iPad and; iPhone given to; Jobs and; Open Handset Alliance and; role at Google; on smartphones
Sculley, John
SEC
Seidenberg, Ivan
Sense by HTC
Sequoia Capital
Sewing Machine Combination
sewing machines
Shazam
Shockley, William
Sholes, Christopher Latham
Showtime
Sidekick smartphone
Sigman, Stan
Silicon Valley; convergence and; entertainment industry and; software copyright law and
Silver Lake Capital
Singer, Isaac
Siri
Skype
smartphones; Android, see Android phones; apps for, see apps; BlackBerry, see BlackBerry; carriers for, see wireless carriers; Google applications on; Internet and; iPhone, see iPhone; network for; price of; Quattro Wireless and; sales of TVs vs.; Schmidt on; switch from cell phones to; Windows on
Snow Fall project
social media: Facebook, see Facebook; MySpace; Twitter
software: copyright law and; patents on
Sony
SOPA/PIPA
SpaceShipOne
Spacey, Kevin
Spindler, Michael
Spotify
spreadsheet programs
Sprint
Stahl, Norman
Stanford University
Star7
Stone, Matt
Stratton, John
Strickon, Josh
Stringer, Christopher
Summly
Sun Microsystems
Symbian
tablets; EO; GRiDPad; iPad, see iPad; Microsoft; Nexus 7; sales of televisions vs.
Tandy
Taylor, Nick
TCI (Tele-Communications, Inc.)
tech start-ups
telecommunications industry; Google and; Microsoft and; see also wireless carriers
telephone; Google Voice and; patent on; see also cell phones; smartphones
television; Aereo and; bundling of services; cable industry’s problems; convergence and; “cord cutting” and; HBO and; iPad and; iPhone and; movie industry threatened by; watching on Internet vs. cable
televisions, sales of
Tellme Networks
Thompson, Nick
Time magazine
Time Inc.
Time Warner
Time Warner Cable
Tivili
TiVo
T-Mobile; Android and; G1; Sidekick
TNT cable network
Torvalds, Linus
Toshiba
touchscreens; on Android; on iPad; on iPhone; on Nexus One; pressure-sensitive; on Star7
TouchWiz by Samsung
Townes, Charles
TPG investment firm
trackpads
Treo smartphone
Tseng, Erick
Turner Broadcasting
Twitter
Uber
uBid
Universal Studios
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)
VCRs
Velo by Philips
Verhoeven, Charles
Verizon; Android and; AT&T’s connection problems and; Google and; iPhone and; Microsoft and; Open Handset Alliance and
Viacom
Vodafone
Vorath, Kim
Wall Street Journal, The
Walmart
Warner Brothers
Web Therapy
WebTV
Weeks, Wendell
Wi-Fi
Wikipedia
William Morris Endeavor (WME)
Williams, Jeff
Wilson, Charles
Wired magazine
wireless
wireless carriers; Android and; Apple as; AT&T, see AT&T; competition among; Google and; Jobs’s view of; T-Mobile, see T-Mobile; Verizon, see Verizon; Vodafone
Wolman, David
Wozniak, Steve
Wright brothers
writers, payment of
Wyld, Jeremy
Xerox PARC
Yahoo!; Google and
Yanover, Michael
YouTube; on Android; Google’s acquisition of; Google’s proposed partnership with; on iPhone; original content for
Zander, Ed
Zuckerberg, Mark
Zuiker, Anthony
Zyman, Sergio
Zynga
A Note About the Author
Fred Vogelstein is a contributing editor at Wired magazine, where he writes about the tech and media industries. He has been a staff writer for Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, and U.S. News & World Report. His work has also appeared in The New York Times Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post.
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Copyright © 2013 by Fred Vogelstein
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First edition, 2013
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Vogelstein, Fred.
Dogfight: how Apple and Google went to war and started a revolution / Fred Vogelstein. — First edition.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 978-0-374-10920-2 (hardback) — ISBN 978-0-374-71100-9 (ebook)
1. Computer industry. 2. Apple Computer, Inc. 3. Google (Firm). 4. Competition. I. Title.
HD9696.2.A2 V64 2013
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