Dennis Byron

Google's Chrome Sounds Like 1970s Pressure Cooker

RickRusselTX and Captainccs -

Thanks for your comments and I'll take your word for it vis a vis the technical descriptions (skipping over the "disconnected" and "weakly connected" problem your descriptions don't address; for example, Gmail recently).

But this is an investment site, not slashdot. The idea is what will people buy/how will consumers use Chrome. Hence my comments about applications that would need to be ported to the net. Or how else will Google make money (that nice clean Chrome UI will look pretty messy with ads all over it) to make Google a better investment. Tim Armstrong, Google President, Advertising & Commerce, North America (recently picked up responsibility for Latin America as well), spoke Sept 2 at the Citi Technology Conference, and said basically
the idea behind Chrome is to get users to use more Google services but there is no particular business model tied to the browser (or anyone’s browser).
-- Dennis Byron