IE8, despite being much improved and evolved than its previous version has been completely overshadowed by the recent launch of Chrome.
Word of Caution : I strongly discourage any wannapreneur to even think of 'building a browser' as a startup idea because there are just too many options in the "browser market" already and interestingly, every new browser is setting a new standard in this "over-crowded" market.
Microsoft's latest installment IE8, and Google's first web browser, Chrome (download from here, if not done yet), being the latest two in this sector are grabbing all the limelight these days.
A browser is basically a "Gateway to Internet" to any web user and hence technology giants are right there, building simplified(for us,but complex for them) web browsers to gain/retain their market share in this unending "Browser War".
IE8,despite being much improved and evolved than its previous version has been completely overshadowed by the recent launch of Chrome
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'Cuil' was in the limelight much before it's month old release(Launch date : 27th July) for solely one reason...they were openly challenging the 'Whale of Search Industry' and were claiming to make searching even more intense,effective,deeper and gruelling.
we have always witnessed Yahoo! being symbolised as 'Y!' (and not as 'Y'). That means,it must have been a well thought idea of integrating exclamation mark("!") with their brand name "Yahoo" to portrait their brand,being different from others.
But that's not the case.It was,rather a forced decision to add an exclamation mark to the name "Yahoo".But,then who forced Jerry and Filo to put an exclamation to their brand ?
It's EBSCO Industries ,which forced the two founders of "Yahoo" to rather make it "Yahoo!".And the reason is as easy as 2+2=?
"Yahoo" had already been
But, the reason, why it is gaining such a momentum is not only its service but also its PR activities. Slideshare had a tough competition earlier in Slide but then it created its own space and smartly projected itself as "
