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Can Google challenge Microsoft's dominance in 2010?

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Industry : IT Products, IT Services
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One of the most heated battles among technology companies who are impacting many lives in day to day is going to get worse. We all saw how Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. were fighting for each other's market share and revenue stream in 2009, by introducing new products and updated versions of existing ones. Various analysts predict that the year 2010 will see more action between the two giants as they compete in the fields of Internet search, operating systems, enterprise applications and web browsers.

In this topic, let us discuss how Google and Microsoft, who are impacting so many lifes will fair in 2010 against each other?

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Joe Jurczyk  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
While Google Apps will do well, the base for Office is so large that the incentive to switch won't be strong enough to get users to change platforms.
Sukalpo Mitra  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
Google apps is free... and though previously u needed an internet connection (tho now net is not an hindrance in an emerging country like India), they have now come up with google offline. So piracy is not an issue anyhow.. The fact is home users...
Russell Yardley  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
It's been a long time since I've been awe struck by the quality and ease of use of any Microsoft product. My Notebook lost it's hard disc late last year and whilst my data was up to date the hassle of installing all that software was painful....
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Daniel Shays  |  Argues in support of  "Chrome OS"  |  2 years ago
I think this is an unfair comparison to begin with, MSFT GOOG have different products with differing USP's. Win 7 is a desktop os with the killer apps like office, Google on the other hand is Web company with an ad based revenue model, Chrome...
Avin  |  Argues in support of  "Windows 7"  |  2 years ago
i think windows7 is better than chrome os
Pramod  |  Argues in support of  "Chrome OS"  |  2 years ago
Beyond technology, the real battle is won through marketing muscle. Thats where MS scores more. Rome was not built in a day and its true for MS as well. Some solid Google related talks are going to happen in March in Bangalore at Spark IT 2010....
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Shyam Mishra  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
The age old saying you cant be a jack of all trades. Google may be a one stop solution for search engine related domains but certainly I don think they will domite other areas. And more ove the technolgy is a dynamic domain which sways its riders...
monika computers  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
don't do any kind of changes with google because according to me google is the best one search engine as compared to others if any body wanted to search any thing if he/she doesn't know the actuall speeling but than also he can find the extact...
sumitra dutta  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  2 years ago
Though Google dominates search, it can do really well in other areas also, not only google phone, but also their Google ventures which is funding new ventures which are into clean energy technology and companies which are taking green...
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Joe Jurczyk  |  Added idea  "None right now. "  |  2 years ago
It's hard to see another company with the ability to perform in multiple categories: application software, operating systems, etc.
Rohit Goel  |  Added idea  "Noone"  |  2 years ago
I truly feel unless companies think big..none would able to touch Microsoft and Google. These companies started with a some vision. Microsoft has a vision to have a PC on everydesk ..thats whats happening today...Google had a vision to take the...
 
 
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Microsoft  Corp co-founder  Paul Allen  relaunched a wide-ranging patent lawsuit against  Apple  Inc,  Google  Inc, Facebook and others with specific allegations that the companies are illegally using  technology  owned by his firm.  Interval Licensing LLC, a small research company set up by Allen in 1992, originally filed a broad patent suit in federal court in  Seattle  in August, but Judge Marsha Pechman dismissed it on the grounds that it did not specify any actual products or devices. The revised suit was filed by Interval on Tuesday.  Allen, who co-founded Microsoft with  Bill Gates  in 1975, claims Interval was central to research and development of technology in the Internet arena i...
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Intensifying efforts to build its e-mail and cloud computing business, Google Inc. has taken the federal government to court to change a bidding procedure that it says favors rival Microsoft Corp. Google, which has been battling Microsoft across the country to gain a foothold in the $20-billion office software market, sued the U.S. Department of the Interior, alleging that it excluded Google’s bid to offer the e-mail system to the 88,000 employees throughout the agency. According to the lawsuit, filed Friday in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the department specified that in replacing its older e-mail system, it would  consider software from Microsoft only. For several years, Google has b...
KALIYAMOORTHY  |  Commented  |  1 year ago
Let us watch the duel. All is well when that ends with one's pocket heavy. Presumably, MS might be looking after its client, nicely ,in terms of its Office packages Whereas Google might have failed to do it. May be, this drove Google failed to...
 
 
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Microsoft is hiring up to 500 sales reps for its public-sector cloud-computing solutions to add more firepower to its intensifying competition with Google for the hundreds of millions—and potentially billions—of government dollars being pushed into the cloud. In a news article on the site crn.com, Microsoft's Vince Menzione, general manager for partner strategy in the US public sector, said 'We are changing up our message to customers' and underscored the company's end-to-end commitment to cloud computing: Read Full Story: http://informationweek.in/Cloud_Computing/10-06-16/Microsoft_is_hiring_500_cloud_specialists_to_battle_Google.aspx
 
 
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Google seems to be developing a rival to the Apple iPad. It has shown mockups of a tablet device running its own Chrome operating system. A video and some pictures showing a mock-up of the Google  Chrome OS  running on a tablet device have been posted on the search company’s Chromium Website.    Glen Murphy, Google Chrome’s UI lead designer has designed the concept himself The mockups show a possible tablet device with an on-Screen keyboard and a touch interface. It also depicts an outstanding thing that the  Apple iPad seems to lack  - the ability to multi-task. This Google Chrome Tablet device will be able to launch multiple browsers at the same time and might also prove to be a fantastic...
Leena Pawar  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
This is interesting. Google tablet will be a great threat to Apple iPad...
Bhawna Suri  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
good...this will definitely hot up the competition...but shudnt end up like Nexus One...as same company is developing this one also
 
 
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The smartphones we carry around today are pretty smart. They can already do a lot of things and usually do exactly what we tell them to do. And the recent improvements in user interfaces are making the process of telling your smartphone what to do better and better. So now the R D labs at major cellphone/OS vendors are dabbling on another frontier. Making your handset understand what you are doing at any moment of time, anticipate what you will do next, and conform to your wishes even before you thought of that. Some of these efforts, like  integration between calendar and the mapping apps , the automatic syncing with the cloud in WebOS Synergy, or automatic broadcasting of your status and ...
Himali  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
Amazing….no need of complicated robots if development in such a concept is occurs…
 
 
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Monday, December 21, 2009 at 4:57 PM ET Posted by Jonathan Rosenberg, Senior Vice President, Product Management i came across this post and found it very interesting !! Ps give in your comments in the end :) Last week I sent an email to Googlers about the meaning of 'open' as it relates to the Internet, Google, and our users. In the spirit of openness, I thought it would be appropriate to share these thoughts with those outside of Google as well. At Google we believe that open systems win. They lead to more innovation, value, and freedom of choice for consumers, and a vibrant, profitable, and competitive ecosystem for businesses. Many companies will claim roughly the same thing since they k...
 
 
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