“There will still be a need for native apps and browser-based apps…it depends on which one provides the best user experience,” said Sundar Pichai, vice-president of product management at Google, during a recent panel discussion on browsers at a Churchill Club event in Palo Alto, Calif.
Although Google is best known for its search engine, it recently introduced its own browser, called Chrome, in September 2008. Google also stimulated the market for browser-based applications when it launched its Google Apps service last year, at which developers can create new software applications – or “apps” for short -- and host them on Google’s servers, an approach known as “cloud computing.” Users can then access the software from their Web browsers.
Browser Apps Catching On
Browser-based software is quickly replacing the previous software distribution model in which customers purchased a software license and installed the software directly onto their computer, either downloading it from the Web or installing it from a CD-ROM disk. In this case, the application that runs on the computer is called a “native” application.
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