TheLinkExperts.co.uk (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Google Chrome OS is an open source, lightweight operating system that will be geared towards netbooks, and should be with us by the second half of 2010. It could well be the factor that makes netbooks once again the cheapest portables around. Find out the top secrets of Google Chrome OS for netbooks with our [...]
Product Reviews Net (Free subscription) | yesterday
Since Google unveiled Chrome OS to the world a few days ago, many people have been giving the upcoming operating system a trail to see how well it performs. Engadget have now prepped for Chrome OS to boot from a USB key, having it boot natively makes a huge difference. Engadget knew that having Chrome boot [...]
Product Reviews Net (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sergey Brin one of the co-founders of Google has said that Chrome OS and Android would at some point merge into one. Not long after last week’s unveiling of Google Chrome OS, Brin was speaking to Cnet about the future of both Chrome and Android. According to DesktopLinux.com, the major obstacle with such a merger is [...]
Product Reviews Net (Free subscription) | yesterday
Not to be confused with Google’s web browser, the Chrome OS is their latest project that has caused a lot of talk in the tech world. Google’s upcoming operating system is certainly a work in progress, but still impressive. Computer World has wrote a 2-page article that takes a closer look at Chrome OS, which was [...]
ITProPortal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder, has confirmed that there's a significant possibility that both Android and Chrome OS will merge over time partly because of the presence of both Linux and Webkit DNA in both projects.
ZDNet UK Highlights (Free subscription) | yesterday
Chrome OS: a first lookRupert Goodwins ZDNet UK Published: 24 Nov 2009 For an event that many thought would disrupt Microsoft's Windows 7 launch, Google's was remarkably low-key. A single hour-long webcast and the unceremonious unveiling of developer websites caught the mainstream media off guard, and left much of the blogosphere and specialist press rather unsure of what had just happened.Part of...
ITProPortal (Free subscription) | yesterday
So Chrome OS and Android might converge in the future according to Google's co-founder Sergei Brin and already many are talking about the possibility of a potential Google/Windows face-off.
iPhone, the Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Hands-on: Google's Chrome OS is a work in progressComputerworldI ran it on a MacBook Air and dedicated 1 GB of memory to the virtual machine; I found that running it with any less memory made performance slow and …and more »
SiliconRepublic.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Windows 7 may kick XP's butt when it comes to running on a netbook, but if you're talking zippy boot time coupled with a pared-down web-specific operating system, Google's Chrome OS, which was confirmed for consumer release this time next year, has its eyes on the netbook prize.
Computerworld UK (Free subscription) | yesterday
Jolicloud, an upcoming web-centric operating system for netbooks, will be prettier and more flexible than Google's Chrome OS, the company's CEO says.
Friendship Cybet Net (Free subscription) | 12 hours ago
I just read an upbeat post about Chrome OS from Bob Morris , the director of Mobile computing at ARM. Here's an excerpt: It truly levels the playing field for platforms. For the most part today, the OS and HW are closely connected and this drove platforms that slowly innovated. Chrome OS blows this apart, the OS is the browser, which makes the hw irrelevant since applications are written in HTML5 and...
übergizmo (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
I just read an upbeat post about Chrome OS from Bob Morris , the director of Mobile computing at ARM. Here's an excerpt: It truly levels the playing field for platforms. For the most part today, the OS and HW are closely connected and this drove platforms that slowly innovated. Chrome OS blows this apart, the OS is the browser, which makes the hw irrelevant since applications are written in HTML5...
World Of Technology (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
"Google Chrome OS" idea behind Chrome OS is that most users switch on their computer and want to go online to get email, check Facebook, browse websites, search for jobs, go shopping and perhaps play games while chatting to friends and listening to music etc… with other programs not getting as much use, if any at all. Perhaps the web browser is the most important and most used program...
News Of Techie (Free subscription) | 15 hours ago
In a post on the official blog of Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, vice president of OEM services Chris Kenyon has published several interesting information. We learn such as Canonical and Google are bound by contract to work on the operating system OS chrome. The famous Linux distribution Ubuntu OS and Chrome are therefore common. Chris [...]
PC World (Free subscription) | 16 hours ago
Here's a scenario for how Redmond could combat Google's Net appliance OS before it gets out of the gate.
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