Landscape Is Changing For Microsoft and Google
ReadWriteWeb writes "John Milan, Senior Software Architect and founder of TeamDirection, writes about the convergence of Web and Desktop. He argues that Microsoft and Google are focusing so much on each other, that both will either fail to notice the landscape is changing underfoot — or will be unable to adapt quickly enough. The article concludes that the days of purely desktop-based applications are clearly numbered, but so are the days of exclusively web-based apps. Both Microsoft and Google are racing toward a happy medium. However, they aren't the only players in town, not by a long shot. Both Mozilla and Adobe are well positioned to take advantage of desktop and web convergence."
As computer power increases, everything will be inside your browser.
Now we are starting to have Office Apps in the browser.
In the near future all your OS will be in your browser/server.
Your good old Desktop OS will be just to start your browser.
I'm Scott McNealy, and I approve this message... D'oh!
- But
...will it run Linux
- Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these!
- All your desktops are belong to us
- In Soviet Russia, the web owns you.
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