02 Sep 08
Originally posted by JaminChrome makes a car look cooler.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10029974-2.html
Thoughts?
We can share our first impressions tomorrow after the launch,
presupposing there's available bandwidth to support mass downloads (I'm guessing yes) and that anyone will actually try it (also, guessing yes).
-J
02 Sep 08
Originally posted by Daemon SinThere is nothing on earth that will stop me testing a *new* browser such as this. To me, its just fun! 🙂
It's only a beta release. Don't bust a gut testing it!
If you have any interest in tech, then I recommend you check out the Google announcement here:
http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
I believe this to be big news, and finally a serious attempt to dislodge MS and promote web apps over traditional local/installed apps. I'm quite excited about this for a number of reasons, many of which will become clear in the near future.
-Russ
02 Sep 08
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Originally posted by RussNot to mention that it's a google product... those people should know how to make a good browser.
There is nothing on earth that will stop me testing a *new* browser such as this. To me, its just fun! 🙂
If you have any interest in tech, then I recommend you check out the Google announcement here:
http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
I believe this to be big news, and finally a serious attempt to dislodge MS and promote web apps over traditio bout this for a number of reasons, many of which will become clear in the near future.
-Russ
02 Sep 08
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Originally posted by RussI'm with you on promoting the web apps but I reckon Chrome will only dent the MS stranglehold. It seems more in tune with the Mozilla and Linux brigade so I'd imagine most of it's users will come from that side of the market. Plus, knowing MS they'll already have something in the pipeline to counter Chrome and will release it in about 6 or 7 months to entice people back over. 😕
There is nothing on earth that will stop me testing a *new* browser such as this. To me, its just fun! 🙂
If you have any interest in tech, then I recommend you check out the Google announcement here:
http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
I believe this to be big news, and finally a serious attempt to dislodge MS and promote web apps over traditio bout this for a number of reasons, many of which will become clear in the near future.
-Russ
