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Poll: Has the Web browser become your most-used interface platform?

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Web proponents have long touted the Web browser as THE future development platform, or at least THE future user interface. Indeed, more and more systems are being access through a browser–both online and offline tools. On any given day, I access over half the systems I regularly use via a Web browser. What about you?

Of the systems you or your users work with each day, how many are accessed through a Web browser?

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Bill DetwilerBill Detwiler is Head Technology Editor of TechRepublic. Previously, he worked as a Support Tech and IT Manager in the social research and energy industries. Read his full bio and profile. You can also follow him on Twitter.

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I agree Bill it's the wave of the future for consumers CG IT | 07/13/09
Where we are headed knucklhead | 07/14/09
RE: Poll: Has the Web browser become your most-used interface platform? droobear_s@... | 07/13/09
RE: Poll: Has the Web browser become your most-used interface platform? TtfnJohn | 07/19/09
I can see using a browser as your main interface has a lot Deadly Ernest | 07/19/09
RE: Poll: Has the Web browser become your most-used interface platform? ltreachler@... | 07/20/09

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