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There is clearly more to Google's plan than meets the eye. What's your opinion of Chrome and where do you think Google are going with this?
I like competition, it keeps everyone on their toes and like Stephen Fry, I prefer open source software.
Well its just a virtual land grab isnt it? What land they are really interested in though remains to be seen.
I imagine its more complicated than just wanting a share of the browser market though. I suspect theres alot of truth to theory that they want to be able to drive browser development in directions that benefits their virtual desktop/online OS ideas.
The sad part is, the web needs it. True advancements on the web happen at a snails pace currently and I doubt that'll change without some company aggressively pushing their own agenda.
If I ever decide to start a company intent on world domination, I'm definitely having "Do No Evil" as my motto to avoid attracting any major criticism. Well it works for Google. :)
I imagine its more complicated than just wanting a share of the browser market though. I suspect theres alot of truth to theory that they want to be able to drive browser development in directions that benefits their virtual desktop/online OS ideas.
The sad part is, the web needs it. True advancements on the web happen at a snails pace currently and I doubt that'll change without some company aggressively pushing their own agenda.
If I ever decide to start a company intent on world domination, I'm definitely having "Do No Evil" as my motto to avoid attracting any major criticism. Well it works for Google. :)
There is clearly more to Google's plan than meets the eye. What's your opinion of Chrome and where do you think Google are going with this?