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Why did Google need to hire those tens of thousands of people over these past years? Well apparently so they can turn on a dime and develop applications like the new YouTube client for the Blackberry Storm.
What does this tell us? That Google will continue to develop applications for multiple platforms and it considers the Storm an important phone. With blazing fast Verizon Wireless download speeds, the experience should be pretty good.
Read all about it.
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Wow. Having youtube on Blackberry's side is definitely an edge over other phone manufacturing companies. I think they'll envy Blackberry once they get to know about the news.