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Yes. That's what happens when you buy a company. It becomes part of your company.
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It's fine for Google to buy such company. They aren't into that business. It's a shame when "tech company" that sells "in house developed" hardware to have to do it.
There is more to it. Not all of R&D could be done by startups. There is a kind of research that requires huge investments. Now huge company can play it safe and semi-parasite. Or do a lot of R&D in house, like IBM or Samsung or Sony (lately not that much
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I don't think that word means what you think it means.
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I don't think what I said could be misunderstood, regardless of whether native English speakers use the word this way.
My eyes is "my evidence". I was talking about personal experience, if you've forgotten. I just happened to compare Galaxy S Plus to friends' iPhone, HTC. And it was, wow, guys at Samsung do know how to create great screens.
This video could somewhat hint at what I'm talking about
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As for numeric evidence, there is plenty. Wider gamut, deeper blacks, faster. Wikipedia is your friend.
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From a recent review of the DroidRazr
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Not sure what that thing is. Not the models I'm talking about anyway. I was talking about very successful Galaxy line of phones by #1 smartphone manufacturer, Samsung.