Google has agreed to acquire Upstartle, an early stage start-up which has developed a word processor accessible through a web browser. Upstartle’s Writely application is currently in beta and does not allow any new users to sign-up. The software lets users share and edit documents through a web browser and provides online storage. The software has a similar look and feel to text editors such as those included with Microsoft Office or OpenOffice.
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No one listens to a word I said when I told all of my friends that google was going to be the next microsoft they laughed. Looks their on the right path but if that is the case should we be worried?
i agree that noone listened anyways google is just take other people’s ideas slapping their name on it and making it famous http://www.zohowriter.com is an example of existing online word processor but since google is making one ppl will prob all fly over to google and be like “oh why hasnt anyone else thought of it” its just destroying copetition -_- just like microsoft very smiilar to what happened to netscape dont u think