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Maybe if it were Apple these would be the only two options. Unfortunately Google does a lot of "half ass" launches. By that I mean they release a product that
by ry0ohki 16y ago
Maybe if it were Apple these would be the only two options. Unfortunately Google does a lot of "half ass" launches. By that I mean they release a product that is the "Google version" of something else that is out there. But they do no marketing, so unless it's amazing like Gmail or Chrome the most likely option is what happens to most things Google clones:
c) Google launches, and some people use it... but not enough to make a dent in Groupon, but just enough people to justify running the service
- zandorg 16y agoI saw a big billboard ad for the Chrome browser on a UK motorway a couple of months ago. I was very surprised, at least until I saw an IE9 billboard in a petrol ('gas') station the other day.
- hugh3 16y agoAs far as I know, Chrome is the only google product that has ever been advertised. (Y'know, outside google's own ad network.)