One of Google’s biggest issues is preventing staff from moving elsewhere in Silicon Valley.<\/p>\n
Kevin Systrom<\/strong> <\/a>worked for Google for two years before founding Instagram (which was subsequently purchased by competitor Facebook).<\/p>\n Google is creating Area 120<\/a><\/strong>, a startup incubator that will let some employees pursue their “20% projects” (those personal projects Google allows in a fifth of your working hours) full-time.<\/p>\n Employees who wish to sign up must submit a full business plan and if selected may spend several months with a team to work on their idea.<\/p>\n This might still not be enough<\/a><\/strong> to deter employees from jumping ship however, as it is relatively easy to earn start-up capital and the freedom to go it alone may be more enticing than Google’s safety net.<\/p>\n It is not yet clear when Area 120 will officially open its doors.<\/p>\n Cell C LTE-Advanced launched<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n How to stream and record Xbox One games to your PC without a capture card<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nMore gaming news<\/h3>\n