Seems there's a big glaring hole in their apology..
So some people lost a bit of data - big deal, nice of them to say they're sorry.
But where's the apology to the penguins, that's what I want to know.
Google says iApologise for iGoogle cockup (again)
Google has apologised for continuing hiccups in the relaunch of its personalised homepage service, which has left some users unable to access their data for a week. Google had claimed to have fixed the problems on Friday and restored settings, but a number of homepages remain lost in the ether. The troubles started last week …
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Final beta testing
I thought the first rule for rolling out software and applications is - TEST, TEST and then TEST again !! I may be wrong. of course, and may have wasted the last 20 years doing a lot of unnecessary testing.....
Come back, Murphy !! All is forgiven !!
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