The software will continue to be integrated and it will make Google's online applications (and those of other developers), richer, but easier to use, especially if / when you offline (offline).
It will have a Google search window (unlike Microsoft, Google will not have trouble when the default search window). It will be able to run directly on any device without running Windows. Unlike Windows, it will be free. And it will be preinstalled - like Windows - because people really bother having to download certain applications.
So what will this software be? See Google description below:
' All of us at Google have spent a lot of time working inside a browser. We search, chat, email and collaborate in a browser. And in our free time, we shop, read news, pay, and keep in touch with friends - all using a browser. Since we spend so much time online, we have begun to seriously think about the type of browser that can exist if we start from scratch and build on the best elements here. We have realized that the web has evolved from mostly simple text pages to rich, complex interactive applications and that we need to rethink the browser completely. What we really need is not just a browser but a modern platform for web pages and applications. And that's what we build . '
Is this an arrow targeting Microsoft? You should believe it. If Google does this strategy well, the 'majority' advantage of Microsoft Office will eventually disappear and the Windows operating system will become unnecessary.
This is not good news for Microsoft.