Google has filed at least four patent applications for technology it’s building into its Chrome browser to try to make the Web a more powerful foundation for applications. Three patent applications concern Google’s Native Client , a technology for letting downloaded software modules run directly on a processor rather than more slowly through on-the-fly decoding as with the commonly used JavaScript. And one patent application involves O3D , a technology to let browser applications take advantage of 3D acceleration of graphics hardware.
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February 5th, 2010
iFreeTablet: Another competitor of iPad – Walyou (blog)
Telegraph.co.uk iFreeTablet: Another competitor of iPad Walyou (blog) I know you must have got allured by Google Chrome OS Tablet and even we are well aware of the last year's Microsoft Courier Tablet PC Launch. … Apple iPad accused of being a rip-off – Will the Google Chrome OS Tablet save …
February 5th, 2010
Asustek plans Eee Book e-reader and tablet PC to rival iPad – Computerworld
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February 5th, 2010
Apple iPad vs Google ‘iPad killer’ tablet – Helium
Apple iPad vs Google 'iPad killer' tablet Helium In response to Apple's long awaited but ultimately disappointing iPad, the Google Chrome OS tablet rumored to be arriving on the scene … and more



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