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Story: Google Pack fails to impress
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 18 January 2006, 4:58 AM)
To answer the last guy: LOTS of people don't already have this stuff installed. In fact, most computer users don't. Sad, but true.
The Google Pack wasn't supposed to be any sort of revoutionary step forward in innovation -- it was just supposed to be a nice way to get a bunch of essential utilities and other good stuff onto their computers in one fell swoop. Perfect for those that don't know spyware from Farberware.
I could argue that Norton's stuff is far from the best choice for the antivirus. Poor choice, there. But hey, at least it's better than nothing -- which unfortunately is what a lot of people actually have. Nothing. It boggles the mind, but it's true.
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Story: Google Pack fails to impress
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I think the package kinda sucks. Who doesn't alre... Anonymous -
I wrote earlier that this package sucks, but... Anonymous -
To answer the last guy: LOTS of people don't... Anonymous -
People forget that real computer users u... Steve Jobs -
This is Google erasing Microsoft from as many comp... not even
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The software isn't exactly the most tasteful, and... Anonymous
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say what you like but I would like to see them imp... Samuel, UK
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I was already fed up with Acrobat wanting to... David Wright
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I couldn't have stated it better than this dude: "... Big Cheez
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I downloaded this to my laptop as a test over what... Anonymous
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"Google's decision to launch a desktop software bu... Robert Fisher
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Foxit Reader is far superior to Adobe's Acrobat.... Justin Dover
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google pack fails to impress
hmmm is google about... Anonymous
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