SaaS vendor quits browser to boost sales

Not a good point: Is this app really needing to use all this horsepower? I highly doubt it. Who wants to download some possibly unknown app to a windows only computer to make it run. People are becoming more suspicious of anything that requires an install onto their computer. Then you go to another computer -- need to download that app again. Got a mac or a linux box -- too bad. Unless it's a killer app, browser-based is the way to go, especially if you're trying to get people to adopt a new service.; Posted by: K B Posted on: 07/19/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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No slant here... happyharry_z | 07/18/08

Key to the story is LBiege | 07/18/08

Not a good point K B | 07/19/08

What about Gears? phil wainewright

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I Still .... Linux_4u! | 07/19/08

A Raving Ad? jhilgeman | 07/19/08

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