Google Announces a Web Browser

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Melanie Turek, Contributor

September 1, 2008

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The AP is reporting that Google will offer users a free Web browser starting Tuesday Sept. 2. Called Chrome, the new browser is a clear challenge to Microsoft, with whom Google continues to do battle over the desktop.Will you switch?

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