Google's new browser takes aim at Explorer
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Google's new Chrome browser will go up against Internet Explorer and Firefox.
YOUR VIEWS
Will you try Google's new 'Chrome' web browser?
Google says its new open source browser project will be ready for public consumption on Tuesday in 100 countries.
In a strange move well short of an official announcement, the web search giant 'leaked' a web comic to a blog site, detailing features of Google Chrome - a new browser well capable of putting a dent in Microsoft's Internet Explorer's market share.
Although Google is using a cartoonish approach to promote Chrome, the new browser underscores the gravity of Google's rivalry with Microsoft, whose Internet Explorer is used by about 75 per cent of Web surfers.
Google's lead in the lucrative internet search market is nearly as commanding, with its engine processing nearly two-thirds of the Web's queries.
For the past few years, Google has been trying to take advantage of its search engine's popularity to loosen Microsoft's grip on how most people interact with personal computers.
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Thanks to Mr. Sean Chen, phd, our teacher, today we learned how to use google's browser on the class and learned to work together as a member of a team.
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