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TaiTran’s comment: Chrome is only only a cost-saving basket, but a full house for wealth for Google.
OK, the money that Google is saving as depicted in Zdnet’s article is the kitchen.
Chrome knows all your web activities. Google will sell smarter ads and thus their revenue from ads will increase. This is the bedroom.
Chrome is the O/S for the web
Recall: what’s the 2 most successful properties of Microsoft? Windows and Office
Has Google got Office? Absolutely. Now Chrome is Google’s Operating System.
This is the living room.
Chrome being open-source will attract the communities (many from Mozilla) who will work for Chrome (more accurately, GOOG) for credit rather than wages. This is the bath room.
Chrome will be the web platform on which many applications and SaaS will base on: free dependency is never a free lunch. This is the dining room.
Chrome being very light will integrate deeply with Android for penetrating into Mobile market. This is the garden.
In short, all about making money in the long run, given that Chrome will succeed. How successful do you think Chrome will be?
Testing Chrome
Is faster than FF3
Failed to import bookmarks from my FF3
Offers more free space by pushing the tab bar to the very top
Doesn’t destroy the layout when zoom in. This is both good and bad.
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