Google unveiled the latest version of its Android operating system (OS), known as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. The first Google built device is what the company has named the first "social media streamer", enabling users to stream music, videos and...
Chromebooks are getting a price drop, the ChromeOS is getting some in-demand tweaks, and those taking plane trips for the holidays may get access to a free Chromebook during their flight. ChromeOS Updates
Pardon me if I don't run out to get a computer in the cloud, so Google can update my OS when I can keep my computer, pay less, and be OK. I originally wrote about why Google and ChromeOS might be a bad idea in November.
Superfast, Secure & Searchable: Google ChromeOS Open for Public Beta by Jonathan Allen Google has opened their new web based operating system (OS), ChromeOS, for limited public beta. Google Launches eBookstore: Buy Books, Read Books, Shelve Books...
However, in the small business sector, which is already using cloud-based bookkeeping software such as Freshbooks or Evernote, ChromeOS could really take off. At any point Facebook's "superpower-size" population could be a means of delivering a...
This threatens to disrupt the desktop market in a significant way as a cloud based OS means that everything you really love about the computer and how it works exist in the operating system, not on the device.
Google will soon send out an operating system called ChromeOS that is all based on the cloud. Anyone considering an all web-based OS should be thinking about this, especially given the hard times we've all been, and many still are, facing.
The news media and blogosphere are abuzz this week over Google's ChromeOS -- often carrying the requisite "Windows Killer" designation. Like Android, ChromeOS is well suited to the technical specifications of the devices it will power, and the...
The new Google ChromeOS is the big news in the tech world today (more than 200 references on Techmeme as of noon today). Is Google going to develop a better Internet, to go along with its ChromeOS? But that's not what ChromeOS promises now.