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 applications, everything and anything is web via Chrome Browser. Here’s the breakdown: Chrome OS will come a year from now. So,  Here’s what we know: Google Chrome OS is an open source, lightweight operating system 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 Read further »

Breaking News! Google is planning to hold a special Chrome OS event at its headquarters (Mountain View, CA) this Thursday, 19th. After a long wait since July, this is company’s first talks over Chrome OS. The potential plan is to lay some technical background and excite the community with demos. Google’s VP of Product Management: Sundar Pichai,  and Matthew Papakipos, will be seen as the engineers on stage. From the last week, we had been hearing about Chrome OS launch this week. This still may be the case at this event, but it looks for now that the more complete launch will in fact take Read further »

Google Chrome with it’s latest dev version 4.0.220.1 is loaded with a number of expected fixes and surprisingly new innovative feature: the Native Client on x86 Windows OS. The Native Client called  NaCl is an open source initiative that targets on running x86 native code in web apps. Now Google has taken a  step further by integrating  NaCl into Chrome. Google has blessed the browser space with a unique feature that could pave future of Chrome OS, by running applications on the net. Typically, Web browsers run applications written in JavaScript or perhaps Flash, both of Read further »

Chrome OS is scheduled for next year but we see some mocking done by Jolicloud, and to our surprise it’s good. Jolicloud is a new Linux based operating system aimed at netbooks. currently, it’s available on invite basis, but we managed to get our Hands-on. This OS is built on Debian Flavor: Ubuntu Netbook Remix(9.04). The OS has been modified to create even more lighter, stripped down version good enough for Netbooks. At first glance it looks like nothing more than Ubuntu with a new skin, but Read further »

Google had long been trying to rise in the browser race. IE had been on the continuous decline, Firefox on the rise, and Chrome pretty much stable over last few months. The current release of Chrome – 3.0 is not extendible or much developer friendly. Which beats Chrome way back as compared to Firefox. Google is brining the next big change in Chrome 4.0, that will accelearte the adoption. Era begins with the Bookmarks synchronization service that comes as part of Google Accounts(released few days back). That service makes its first appearance today with the first Dev build of the browser to bear the number “4.” The announcement that Google’s open-source Chromium team had developed a library for hooking into Google Bookmarks came just two weeks ago. Of Read further »