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August 6th, 2010
Google Chrome OS netbooks due out before year’s end? – Liliputing
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Tags: advertising, google-android, google-chrome, internet, iphone, open-source, operating-systems, phone, web-browserJuly 14th, 2010
Microsoft Touts Rich Clients for Cloud at WPC – eWeek
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: chrome, clients, cloud, cloud-at-wpc, dismissed-the-utility, financial, meeting, microsoft, microsoft-touts, operating-systems, table-border, touts, utility, wpc
Tags: chrome, clients, cloud, cloud-at-wpc, dismissed-the-utility, financial, meeting, microsoft, microsoft-touts, operating-systems, table-border, touts, utility, wpcMicrosoft Touts Rich Clients for Cloud at WPC eWeek … during Microsoft's annual Financial Analyst Meeting, he dismissed the utility of browser-based operating systems, specifically Google's Chrome OS , … and more
June 21st, 2010
Dell Looking at Google’s Chrome OS – PC Magazine
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Tags: broker, china, editor, electronics, guides, industry, measurement, mobile, operating-systems, platforms, provider, rating, spotlight, windows, workSubscribe Try PC Magazine Digital Edition: now only $1/month Sign up for Free Email Newsletters from the PCMag Network Get PCMag.com headlines on your desktop with RSS Home REVIEWS Â Categories Consumer Electronics Desktops Digital Cameras HDTVs Laptops MP3 Players Netbooks Phones Printers Security Software MORE > Top Reviews Xbox 360 (250GB) A compact, eye-catching design, internal Wi-Fi, and more storage make the Xbox 360 (250GB) the best Xbox yet. doubleTwist Player 1.0.1 (Android) doubleTwist for Android offers smartphone owners a fast, slick media player app that hooks seamlessly into its companion desktop software.
June 21st, 2010
Dell pondering Chrome OS netbook – CNET
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: china, chrome, gets-the-google, hardware-vendor, jump-on-board, monday-dell, official, operating-systems, said-it-plans, south-asia, such-as-acer, suggestion-yet, words, year
Tags: china, chrome, gets-the-google, hardware-vendor, jump-on-board, monday-dell, official, operating-systems, said-it-plans, south-asia, such-as-acer, suggestion-yet, words, yearGoogle’s Chrome OS software could run on a Dell-built Netbook later this year. (Credit: Google) When Google’s Chrome OS arrives later this year, Dell could be ready to jump on board, according to a report. Dell’s Amit Midha, president for greater China and South Asia, said the PC company “wants to be one of the leaders” when it comes to adopting new technologies like Google’s Android and Chrome operating systems, according to Reuters on Monday
June 13th, 2010
Acer, Dell, HP netbooks to be among the first to ship with Chrome OS? – Liliputing
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: database, google-chrome, internet, linux, mobile, online, operating-systems, project
Tags: database, google-chrome, internet, linux, mobile, online, operating-systems, projectHome Product Database Reviews Deals Contact About Acer, Dell, HP netbooks to be among the first to ship with Chrome OS? When Google announced plans to develop a custom, browser-based operating system for netbooks, Acer and HP were listed among the companies supporting the project
June 2nd, 2010
Chrome OS Strives to Replace Desktop Culture – PC World
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Tags: apple, article, business, desktop, ideas, internet, iphone, management, microsoft, open-source, operating-systems, security, small-business, windowsNews Reviews How-To’s Downloads Shop & Compare Forums Business Center Magazine Subscribe & Get a Bonus CD Customer Service Discover news , guides , and products for your business Software & Services Office Hardware Security Servers & Storage Cell Phones & Mobile Operating Systems Networking & VOIP Virtualization Net Work Practical IT insight from Tony Bradley » More Net Work » RSS » All Blogs Operating Systems June 02, 2010 3:18 PM Chrome OS Strives to Replace Desktop Culture More… Facebook Twitter Digg Print By Tony Bradley, PC World Google’s Chrome OS is coming to a netbook near you sometime later this year. The Web-centric, Linux-based, open source platform will offer a lightweight, cost-effective alternative operating system for portable computing.
June 2nd, 2010
Google Chrome OS release date in Q4 – Computerworld (blog)
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June 1st, 2010
Google Drop Microsoft Windows OS on Staff Computers – Gadget Venue (blog)
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: black, china, comparison, contests, gadget, gadgets, guide, guides, linux, microsoft, microsoft-windows, online, operating-systems, vulnerability, windows
Tags: black, china, comparison, contests, gadget, gadgets, guide, guides, linux, microsoft, microsoft-windows, online, operating-systems, vulnerability, windowsGadget Venue Tech News and Reviews Home About Submit Tips Contact Advertising Our Favourites Privacy Archives Netbook Guide Subscribe You are here: Home » Tech News » Google Drop Microsoft Windows OS on Staff Computers Google Drop Microsoft Windows OS on Staff Computers by Matthew on June 1, 2010 Back in January, Google [GOOG] had problems in China with hackers. The hackers cause problems because of loopholes in Internet Explorer, the Microsoft [MSFT] browser.
April 24th, 2010
Multi-touch available for Linux and Chrome OS? – High Tech Lounge
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Tags: another-chrome, chrome, facebook, fujitsu-siemens, mobile-edition, operating-systems, ubuntu, windowsHome Categories Automobiles Digital Cameras Gadgets Gaming GPS Internet Laptops Shows Wireless Contact Privacy Policy Multi-touch available for Linux and Chrome OS? 24th April, 2010 by Adina Tags: Chrome OS , Google , Linux , News , OS Warning : getimagesize(/home/sosoro/www/data/3/chrome-os-logo.jpg) [ function.getimagesize ]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/sosoro/public_html/wp-content/themes/gamemaker/single.php on line 22 Related News Another Chrome OS-powered device from Google
March 11th, 2010
Hands-On with the Crippled Stantum Slate PC – Wired News
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Tags: browser, dell, french, iphone, keyboard, media, microsoft, operating-systems, stantumThe Slate PC, from French multi-touch company Stantum, is essentially a Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook with the keyboard chopped off and a multi-touch screen grafted on. It runs Windows 7