So it’s not Google Office?

05 Oct 2005

Posted by J. Angelo Racoma as Archives, Business, Economics

It’s not Google Office after all, as per earlier speculations. Sun Microsystems’ and Google’s partnership will be more of a mutual-endorsement.

Sun and Google have begun a

strategic relationship to promote and distribute their trail-blazing

technologies. As part of the agreement, Sun will include the Google

Toolbar as an option in downloads of the Java Runtime Environment from

Java.com, Sun’s showcase and portal for Java technology enthusiasts and

developers. The new functionality will be available soon.

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