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Web mulls Google's threat to Microsoft | |
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| Time: 10:54 EST/15:54 GMT | News Source: CNET | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Debate is growing over whether Google poses a viable threat to Microsoft's dominance of the personal-computing sector. Web logs and discussion forums lit up over the weekend with talk of how computing may evolve in the near future, and whether a shift toward using the Web as a primary computing platform could leave companies like Microsoft to go the way of the dinosaur. The possibility of such a drastic transformation is nothing new to the software giant: Memos dating as far back as 1995 reveal company executives' concern that the Web could become the next platform and that if Microsoft didn't push innovation on that front, it could lose its hold on market. Now, with Google's umbrella of services widening, some watching the industry have begun to wonder whether that day is on the horizon. | ||
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