Google has consistently denied it is working on a web browser, even as Firefox's developers openly discuss how they are jumping to go work for the search giant. Well now comes word from MarketingVOX that bloggers have spotted the browser in their server logs. Why doesn't Google just come out with it on their sleepy corporate blog that they are getting into the browser game?
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» Google Browser spotted! from terry storch @ fellowship church
Google has over and over denied that it is working on a browser. Even after they registered www.gbrowser.com on April 26th, 2004. I discovered via Steve Rubel that MarketingVOX has spotted the browser in their server logs. Read Story [link] [Read More]
» Google Browser spotted! from terry storch @ fellowship church
Google has over and over denied that it is working on a browser. Even after they registered www.gbrowser.com on April 26th, 2004. I discovered via Steve Rubel that MarketingVOX has spotted the browser in their server logs. Read Story [link] [Read More]
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