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The map is, in their language, becoming "monetised", where the Earth itself becomes a browser in a profitable but rather depressing feedback loop of buying, selling and advertising.

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The app launches in two weeks in an effort to become a visual browser.

— Nicole Perlroth Internet Explorer Becomes Korean Election Issue The Register |  Microsoft's browser has become a political issue in presidential elections in South Korea; it has a 75 percent share.

Amazon clearly wants it to become an Internet browser and even a home controller.

When either one or both are turned on, the information you search for in the browser becomes an interactive space to compare the price of products on eBay or make phone calls with Skype.

Yet it became the dominant browser in use, as previous IE iterations had before it, because of Microsoft's sway over the world's desktop computers.

Even Internet Explorer, which became a centerpiece in the antitrust litigation, was a Johnny-come-lately into the Internet browser market, having been anticipated and originated by Netscape.

Google, which last year rolled out Chrome, a competing browser, said it was also applying to become a "third party" in the European proceeding.

Or would it become a show about a browser?

And even if RockMelt can become an independent player in the browser market which means taking share from Firefox, IE, Chrome, and Safari its a tough market to be in.

Web browsers have become a major application interface for participating in scientific experiments such as those in magnetic fusion.

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