Posts Tagged ‘Chrome OS’
Dell Mini 10 Gets Chrome OS!!! November 30th, 2009
Dell isn’t on the official list of Chrome OS hardware partners, yet they have managed to create a Google Chrome OS image for booting a Dell Mini 10 from USB in to the new operating system.
A group of Dell engineers announced Chromium on Friday of last week, outlining that it will be made available via a free and simple download for use alongside Dell’s popular Mini 10v ultra portable Netbook. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Chrome OS, Chromium, Dell Mini, Google
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Google’s Chrome OS!!! November 23rd, 2009
Unless you live in a cave and don’t care at all about technology you’ve probably heard that Google showed its Linux-based Chrome operating system to the world last week. Google has thrown the source code of it’s Chromiumn ‘OS’ project open to community.
The main focus of Google with this new OS has being on Speed, Simplicity and Security. Read the rest of this entry »
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Coming This Week – Google Chrome OS??? November 16th, 2009
Looks like Santa(Google 
) is gonna give us an early Christmas gift this year… If rumors are believed Google is set to release Chrome OS in the coming week..
The Chrome OS news comes courtesy of Techcrunch which cites that it was obtained from a reliable source. An early version of the OS was scheduled for launch this fall, as Google put it previously. The development was initially revealed in July this year.
Chrome OS is Google’s attempt to “rethink what operating systems should be.” It’s an open source, “lightweight” operating system to be initially targeted at netbooks. The novel OS architecture is said to be simple and runs with ARM chips and x86. Designed around a Linux core, this OS is an extension of the Google Chrome browser and will hopefully be as bug-free, speedy and lightweight as promised.
The web becomes the platform for developers writing for Chrome, as web technology such as AJAX creates the entire user interface. Local storage can also be utilized through Google’s “Google Gears”, which is already in action on Gmail and Google Docs, allowing users to archive their online data.
Just how reliable Michael Arrington’s sources are will become known this week.
Tags: Chrome OS, FOSS, Google, Linux
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