Last year I was accepted in the beta test program for AT&T's Pogo web browser. I was an interesting product, but was ultimately doomed to fail because it failed to follow the "show them what they want to see, not what you want them to see" convention of web advertising.

I was cleaning up my computer and removing old programs when I came across Pogo. I decided to go to www.pogobrowser.com and check out the latest build. Much to my surprise, the website is gone. The server is giving a 404 error. I [Read More]

AT&T recently started their closed, limited beta of their new web browsing application, code named Pogo. This browser is built upon the same source code found in Firefox 2 which was recently laid to rest with the launch of Firefox 3 last week. After receiving an invitation to download Pogo, I started installing it. Oddly enough, even though it is based on the Mozilla source code, it didn't even ask about importing my information from Firefox.

The installation on my Windows Vista Home Premium x64 went off without a hitch. After watching the professionally [Read More]

A lot has been going on over the past couple weeks. Firefox 3 was released today and appears to have set a record for most downloads in a day. AT&T's Pogo browser appears to be in limited beta now. Its visual history and bookmarks looks like a major bonus. If anyone has a beta invite, I'd love to get my hands on it.

I'm headed to Denver, CO to help my brother-in-law and his wife move to Charlotte, NC on Friday. Looks like it could be three full days of driving, [Read More]

Looks like another company is joining in the fight to unseat the top two web browsers. Others have come before, all have failed. See Flock, Avant, and Opera.

Now comes Pogo, by AT&T (a very unlikely development powerhouse). Many people will be turned off by the "deathstar" logo, but spend a minute watching their demo video and you will be amazed. [Read More]