Google showcased their plan for Chrome OS last year and early this year we first heard rumors of Chrome OS Tablet, and now Chrome OS is taking shape.

While having a Chrome OS Tablet was bit obvious, it was not sure that what would Google come out with first: Chrome OS Tablet or Android .. Read Further »

The latest build of Chromium OS has some additions which make it more attractive than what it last year. THE Good news is that you can try Chrome OS Web apps and Features within theChrome browser on your PC. NOTE: You need a Chrome Dev Channel installation.

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Last year Google showcased how Google’s Chrome OS moves all apps and data into a web browser, rather than running any Native apps.

As we know, Chrome OS is essentially Google’s Chrome web browser running atop a Goobuntu flavor of Linux (Ubuntu). It will not run local applications other than the browser itself. All other apps will be accessed inside the browser. Of course having a browser optimized from kernel level will give out exceptional performance.

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Google has acquired BumpTop, an application that turns your Mac and Windows Desktop into Rich 3D experience.

3D desktops can add a lot of utility to your multitasking. We’ve seen how we can get a 3D desktop on Ubuntu, Bumptop adds the third dimension to both Windows and Mac to make it look like a “Real world desktop”. You can create visual “piles” of files or stick notes to the wall, size design, layout everything is there after fully customizable. In addition, there’s also a cool search feature that’s invoked .. Read Further »

A Week back we saw Apple’s Tablet coming to life with iPad. The idea of creating a new segment makes sense. Despite it’s limitations, iPad would Succeed. The idea of creating a new segment makes alot more sense, hence we would see involvement from every key player.

From what analysts predict, Google can give a competition to Apple with it’s Tablet powered by Chrome OS or .. Read Further »

By now everyone must have tried out the Virtualized version of Chrome/Chromium OS in either VirtualBox or VMWare. But to the the real feel of the OS, which is the Speed, you need to prepare a bootable USB that can plug into any PC/Mac and will run lightning fast.

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For some Tech leaders have already declared Cloud Computing OS is the future and others strongly disagree and call it a failure. though we had been neutral over our previous Chrome OS Review.

Whatever the case is, we now know that two upcoming technologies: Android and Chrome OS are going to converge at some point in the Future.

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Still, it’s hard to wonder where Android and its growing application base fits into Google’s long-term OS strategy especially after seeing several ARM-based smartbook prototypes running Google’s .. Read Further »

So, after 6 months of wait, Google finally Open sourced Chrome OS code, yesterday at a Live event.

What is Chrome OS – Everything you need to know.

Now the curiosity rises to try the OS yourself. As Google announced, it needs special hardware which will be available at end of next year. For the meantime, you can Virtualize the OS and run it under VMware or Virtualbox.

You can either download the source (Download) and trying building it (if you are an .. Read Further »

Chrome OS is a different approach to Operating System. Everything that you do on windows, snow leopard or linux is going to be replace by an OS that doesn’t run Native .. Read Further »

As we reported earlier, Today features the live Webcast of Chrome OS.

Google is hosting a press event at  its Mountain View, Calif., headquarters to update the world on its plans for world domination via the release of its second operating system (after Android), the Google Chrome OS. Google VP Sundar Pichai and Engineering Director Matthew Papakipos will reveal technical details and launch plans, and will have demos. Google will be streaming the announcement.

Webcast starts: November 19, 2009 at 10:00 AM PT

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