GOOGLE'S NEW BROWSER INSTALLATION URL (update)

This is an update to the article previously filed.  Here is the link for Google's New Browser that goes live today: http://www.google.com/chrome/thankyou.html

Another Kick In The Pants For CUIL?

  As many of you watched recently, CUIL, not very successfully launched a new search engine. Although it boasted a massive amount of data pages, the IPO tanked.   To add insult to injury, GOOGLE is launching a brand new browser, due out today.  See it here:  http://www.google.com/chrome (Google Chrome (BETA) for Windows) For Windows Vista/XP.

  Here are just of few of the advantages of the new browser:

One box for everything
Type in the address bar and get suggestions for both search and web pages.

Thumbnails of your top sites
Access your favorite pages instantly with lightning speed from any new tab.

Shortcuts for your apps
Get desktop shortcuts to launch your favorite web applications.

   The following is from an excerpt from a today's MSN news article:

Google's coming out with a browser today, and that has people fired up about a new browser war. But I think this goes beyond the browser wars of years past. What we're seeing is the next stage of the already raging battle between the browser and the operating system.

Yes, Google is going after Microsoft where it hurts, but I don't mean Internet Explorer. I'm talking Windows, Microsoft's bread and butter.

The gist of Google's announcement is that, when you get into the nuts and bolts of it, today's browsers aren't sophisticated enough to support the increasingly complex Web applications of today. And those Web applications? That's Google's future.

Google needs to make it easier to access and use those applications. It wants a customized way of serving them up to people. So it's creating its own platform for managing and delivering applications.

Hmmm. Sounds a lot like an operating system, doesn't it?

Google's making its browser act more like an operating system, which chips away at the need for a "real" operating system. In Google's ideal world, you'll be able to access and perfectly run all its applications from anywhere, be it a cell phone, a Mac, a Windows PC, a Linux PC or something else.

The machine you're using won't matter. And that's when the operating system loses the war.

So yeah, there is a war on. But it's not between browsers.
 

Microsoft investors aren't too worried today. Shares are unchanged at $27.29. And Google shares are up less than 1% to $467.18.

     Yes, when it goes live today, I will be getting the download. If this browser is as powerful as it claims to be, we are in for a great new internet experience!

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Virgil T Smith                                                                                         

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