Google Chrome: A Masterstroke or a Blunder?
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Google Chrome: A Masterstroke or a Blunder?
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Re: Google Chrome: A Masterstroke or a Blunder?
#2If Microsoft integrates MSN search or other services tightly into IE, it will be harder for Google to cry foul
I say let Microsoft try. They've grown so large and ossified to such an extent, such an attempt would end up a move in Google's favor. If Microsoft wants to create their own controlled, sanitized version of the Internet, let them. They'll fail to respond to the market, and the market will move past them. AOL's already been done, and its time is past. Kids now grow up with the Internet, and shepherding by marketers is just seen as an annoyance.
Re: Google Chrome: A Masterstroke or a Blunder?
#3If Microsoft integrates MSN search or other services tightly into IE, it will be harder for Google to cry foul I say let Microsoft try. They've grown so large and ossified to such an extent, such an attempt would end up a move in Google's favor. If Microsoft wants to create their own controlled, sanitized version of the Internet, let them. They'll fail to respond to the market, and the market will move past them. AOL…
Yeah. Among the young especially, Microsoft has a terrible name.
Re: Google Chrome: A Masterstroke or a Blunder?
#4as many others have said, until the internet is as reliable and secure as my desktop, it will not replace my desktop, only augment it. the security challenge can be met. the reliability challenge will be around for a while.