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Sony (SNE) Browser Deal With Google (GOOG) Too Small To Matter

247Wallst | Tue, 09/01/2009 - 12:32pm | GOOG, Google, SNE, Sony, Sony and Google browser deal |  2 comments

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Google (GOOG) has set a deal to distribute its Chrome browser on Sony (SNE) PCs. Google has not had much success in getting computer users to switch from the two dominant browsers which are Microsoft (MSFT) Internet Explorer and Firefox. The partnership between the companies is too small to matter.
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re: Sony (SNE) Browser Deal With Google (GOOG) Too Small To Matt

MargaretL | September 2, 2009, 4:15 am

I have used Chrome exclusively, since the day it came out, its blazing fast and very simple to use. Without using any instant loans, I was surprised it hasn't gained more traction. Google has produced an excellent browser that is friendly enough to handle average browsing activities without complicating the tasks, but at the same time is powerful enough to meet the needs of more-advanced users. The search functionality of the Omnibar is one of many innovations that caught my attention. PC World has chosen to rate this beta version of Chrome because of Google's history of leaving products and services in long-term beta and in an ongoing state of evolution. In the past there has been some speculation that Google would develop its own operating system, but I think that Chrome's launch makes one thing is clear: The Web browser is Google's operating system.