Just got a chance to see AT&T’s latest product — a web browser called Pogo. That’s right: the folks that brought us the iPhone and three-way calling are working on a web broswer based on the Firefox. They’ve added graphics extensions to make viewing your history and bookmarks as easy as scrolling through a bunch of tiny windows in 3D space. The engine allows for different methods for viewing data, including a globe and a swirly snake-like thing that you move forward and backwards through. Is it groundbreaking? No. Will it look cool on your PC? I guess.
Most of this is proof of concept right now and it looks very pretty. When asked why AT&T wanted to create a browser, however, the folks we met with said they wanted to show that AT&T was on the cutting edge. Fair enough. However, the real question is why would I download it?
I think my question is where I can download it now …
Interesting, at least.
Functionality over form people.
It looks like the most intuitive interface I’ve ever seen. Though I didn’t exactly expect it from AT&T. Maybe that’s part of the point:)
you wouldn’t know a great browser if it sat on your face, douggy boy….
Everybody do the POGO….HOP….HOP on over to Mozilla and get the best….
This article’s first sentence is completely wrong.
Just got a chance to see AT&T’s latest product — a web browser called Pogo. That’s right: the folks that brought us the iPhone and three-way calling are working on a web broswer based on the Firefox.
AT&T didn’t bring us the iPhone, just the service. Apple, Inc., created the iPhone.
What is a web broswer???
…based on “the Firefox?” Hahahaha, that’s rich!
…AT&T did NOT bring you the iPhone. They simply paid Apple enormous amounts of cash to make sure it would be on their service only.
u suck dik