Not to be confused with OpenCyberdog
Cyberdog was a OpenDoc-based web browser application suite developed by Apple in the late 1990s. It was discontinued, as it wasn't successful, and Apple was losing significant amounts of money at the time (they almost went out of business. but then Bill Gates donated US$150,000,000 to Apple via stocks in 1997, and Apple continued to this day) [1]
Upon terminating the project, Steve Jobs said that they "put a bullet through cyberdogs head"
Cyberdog was named after the New Yorker comic with the caption "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog"
Cyberdog is being recreated as OpenCyberdog, an open source, low end variant to Cyberdog.
[1] - CNBC - Steve Jobs and Bill gates - What happened when Microsoft saved Apple (2017.08.29) [recommend a better additional source]
More sources coming soon, although right now, most information comes from the Cyberdog Wikipedia article.
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