Articles mentioning both Google Gears and Microsoft

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  1. Was JavaScript a mistake? Standardizing on a single language puts too many eggs in the browser's basket.

    Explore Article InfoWorld Blogs (Aug 21 2008)

    ...whose terms? * Is there really such a thing as "programming IQ"? * Battle for the Cloud: Google vs. Microsoft * A biological approach to security * The Web development skills crisis * Is the Web still the Web?......dial-up. Little wonder that no one could be bothered to download them. The modern counterexample is Google Gears. Install the Gears plug-in once, and every Gears-enabled application gains additional functionality... (Read Full Article)

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Google   Adobe   Google Reader

  2. Zoho Takes Yahoo and Google Logins - Interview with Brad Neuberg ...

    Explore Article Free Line Report (May 20 2008)

    ...in your blog’s admin panel. We have a link to an interview with Brad Neuberg, one of the men behind Google Gears. He talks about the next generation of the web, and how he and many others are paving the way to a ......to do that soon, but wanted to address users’ immediate needs. Hot on the heels of Google Sky comes Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope. This application bears much ... (Read Full Article)

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Brad Neuberg   Google   John Resig

  3. Java'Scrypt

    Explore Article Room 101 (Apr 26 2008)

    ...pure server side web applications. Google has finally acknowledged as much with the introduction of Google Gears. Microsoft’s LiveMesh naturally emphasizes this even more. I say naturally, because Microsoft has an interest in the personal computer, while Google has an interest in taking us to an updated... (Read Full Article)

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Google   Firefox   Adobe AIR

  4. vortex.offline library (v0.1)

    Explore Article briandunnington.com (Sep 27 2007)

    ...desktop applications is that web apps only work, well, when you are on the web. with the release of Google Gears came the promise of web applications that could work with the release of Adobe's AIR and Microsoft's Silverlight combined with the continued advances in javascript libraries like dojo and Prototype,... (Read Full Article)

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Brad Neuberg   Google Gears   Adobe

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