TFA says even regular search may not work properly
with IE6 going forward, and that would still be important.
Where does it say this? Google's blog entry only mentions Google Docs and Google Sites specifically, and there's no indication that this dropping of IE6 support is planned to extend beyond Google Apps (seeing as how the entry was posted by the Google Apps Product Manager). There's no word on the main search interface--and I very much doubt that Google is going to risk losing ~10% of its users to Bing and other alternatives.
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Umm.... that would be equal to one.
Nope. "1E-24" doesn't denote "1^-24", but rather "1 x 10^-24". The E (or e) notation always implies a multiplication by "10^..."
TFA says even regular search may not work properly with IE6 going forward, and that would still be important.
Where does it say this? Google's blog entry only mentions Google Docs and Google Sites specifically, and there's no indication that this dropping of IE6 support is planned to extend beyond Google Apps (seeing as how the entry was posted by the Google Apps Product Manager). There's no word on the main search interface--and I very much doubt that Google is going to risk losing ~10% of its users to Bing and other alternatives.