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It's wild, but for a company that has continuously pointed out their lack of interest in getting into the desktop market, Google sure has been pushing the application side of things awfully hard lately.
Think about it, why in the world have they been so confident that their web applications would be enough to sway the preexisting habits of the typical PC user? Simple, because Google knew that they would one day be offering both online and offline Web applications.
"said it once and I will say it again: Google already has a Google OS. Because they support each operating system, they do not limit themselves the way Microsoft does. Best of all, it is quickly outpacing Microsoft with regard to ingenuity with the possible exception of Silverlight and Popfly."
Main reason why I think they are successful - never ran across a google web page or video that required internet explorer, windows media player, quicktime media player, at least they get it. Maybe one day apple and microsoft will get a clue and try to stop controlling the APIs. This fact alone makes their products superior.
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Main reason why I think they are successful - never ran across a google web page or video that required internet explorer, windows media player, quicktime media player, at least they get it. Maybe one day apple and microsoft will get a clue and try to stop controlling the APIs. This fact alone makes their products superior.