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Monday, January 26, 2009

Google Chrome: Defining the Logo



By now you’ve all probably been playing with Google Chrome, the search engine giant’s new browser (well, unless you’re on a Mac or Linux, that is).

By now you’ve all probably been playing with Google Chrome, the search engine giant’s new browser (well, unless you’re on a Mac or Linux, that is).


One thing that many people are wondering about is what’s up with Google Chrome’s logo? Philipp thinks that it’s a combination of Pokémon’s Poké Ball, the Simon toy (see also this post on Digital Inspiration)
















Well, I say there’s something else. See that glowing blue eye? It’s absolutely, definitely and surely positively from SAL 9000,..( ho?...click here for a SAL 9000 history lesson )
SAL 9000 was the Earthbound twin of the HAL 9000 computer in Arthur C. Clarke’s 2001: A Space Odyssey. (Huh? There are two of ‘em? Yep: HAL has a red eye, SAL has a blue eye.)

And here’s a YouTube clip of SAL 9000 (voiced by Candice Bergen, actually) from 2010: The Year We Make Contact (based on Clarke’s 2010: Odyssey Two)















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Google Chrome for Mac OSX is in Developement


Google Chrome for Mac is in development
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