It depends. facebook.com or messenger.com aren't super memorable.
Microsoft also made it work by adding something else next to the name. Microsoft Excel. Microsoft Outlook. Microsoft Access.
Microsoft also made it work by adding something else next to the name. Microsoft Excel. Microsoft Outlook. Microsoft Access.
Back in the 70's in the UK one of our American teachers mentioned then in our general studies class when we where doing America one term - she refused to show us her entry :-)
I can believe it's a thing at really posh high schools though.
(Counterpoint: it is pretty short and pronounceable..)
Which is good enough and no reason to hold up the whole process for a decent name.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0lvMgMrNDlg
He says it was also because he liked apples, and it was ahead of Atari in the phone book.
1. What the hell is Safari (no kidding he didn’t even say hello).
2. Can I use the Internet Explorer?
Edge now (correctly) accounts for this by... having a big “e”-looking icon and basically otherwise being a skin over Chromium.
Yes, the `e` became synonymous with the Internet for a lot of users, but that's only because of the two reasons listed. Not the other way around.