Google Chrome is a free web browser released by Google in 2008. It’s known for its speed and security settings and its integration with Google services. Most of the source code is made open source through Google’s Chromium Project.
Google Fiber is a fiber optics broadband internet service provided by Google in specific cities in the US. Fiber is important because it represents the next generation of high bandwidth connections for consumers and small businesses. It’s also a key step for Google in diversifying its product offerings.
Google Docs is a cloud-based, collaborative word processing app available to Google account holders. Google originally developed Google Docs based on a product called Writely from company called Upstartle, which Google acquired in 2006.
Conner is a former Senior Editor for TechRepublic. He is now a Senior Research Analyst at 451 Research.
