US comments: Google Chrome operating system is a classic scam

MarketWatch wrote today that Google suddenly announced that the message of developing a free operating system may be purely a smoke screen. Google did this only to Remove Microsoft's sight from Android, because this is the key, it is the source of Google's real new operating system.

　　

This time, is Google bluffing or is it true?

Everyone knows that Microsoft (MSFT) has just launched its new search engine Bing. Here, Google (GOOG) suddenly announced the development of a free operating system, if you think this is just a coincidence, we have to say that you are too concerned about the technology industry, or you are too ignorant.

Of course, before we begin to seriously consider this issue, we must understand some factors.

The first suspect is that Google's Chrome operating system does not seem to be associated with Google's real operating system Android. Why?

And the scheduled release time. It is said that the operating system is intended to be launched in the second half of next year. Can we recall that Google had recorded predictions so early?

For example, Google's Gmail was launched five years ago. At that time, there was neither a loud horn nor any so-called rehearsal. In fact, it was still in the so-called "test phase" until last week. Many special services were launched overnight in a quiet manner, and then people began to suddenly understand and discuss these services. This is a typical Google style.

Presumably, Google's announcement of such a message may have the following purposes.

Disrupting Microsoft-the most important thing is that such an arrangement can disrupt Microsoft's thinking and disrupt their pace. Microsoft is now entering Google's core business, Internet search engine. They have to pay for this. As long as Google exists, they will not allow Microsoft to make waves in this market. Now, Google is trying to prove that they can also put a fire in Microsoft's backyard.

Resurrection ghost-we can find that this new operating system is described as a Linux system with a browser that plays the role of the user interface. As early as the time of the Web site era, this has been considered a feasible method to replace the operating system that exists separately. At the beginning, this once made Microsoft very angry. Now, Google has raised this idea again, and they obviously know that this is a real threat to Microsoft.

Promoting chrome-one of their important strategic objectives in this PR campaign is to enhance Chrome's position. So far, this Google browser has not made much substantial progress. Google is hoping that people will be able to use more chrome browsers. It doesn't have to be said that, to a large extent, it is also trying to capture some search data lost by Mozilla. The latter's market share is gradually increasing. Not everyone knows, but by redirecting search traffic to Google, Mozilla can earn millions of dollars every day, because Mozilla's default search engine is Google. If Google enables users to use their own browsers, it can save a lot of money.

Keep its promise-Google has always said that they want to make a difference in the operating system field. In fact, this rumor has also come one after another over the years. As early as nearly a decade ago, Google hired some operating system experts. From time to time, some things happen, proving that Google is indeed working hard on the operating system, but it cannot help surprise everyone. For example, the birth of the Android operating system is one of them. They have made Microsoft know that everything is possible. Now, they obviously want to go a little farther.

It's just a smoke screen-maybe, Google is doing this just to let Microsoft's line of sight go away from Android, because this is the key and the source of Google's real new operating system. It is common sense to speculate that Google has no reason to let Microsoft know what they are going to do so early on, unless they are interested in it and intend to let Microsoft around a seemingly terrible, however, there are never threats to develop strategies. Microsoft may take counter measures and find that all its shells are in the open space.

All in all, in my opinion, this is probably just a Google scam targeting Microsoft, although it is probably a very classic scam. Forget it, let Microsoft worry about it. We don't have to focus on it and do what we should do.