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Jul 09
Google Chrome OS
Written by David Artiss. Published 2 years, 7 months ago. Last modified 1 day, 8 hrs ago. In categories News.
First of all, let me start by saying that I don’t normally blog about technology stories that are already being plastered everywhere, including the BBC news page. However, in this case, I’m so excited about the story that I feel the need to comment.
Google has announced – finally – that it’s working on an OS to compete with Windows.
Here are the points you need to know…
- It’s initially aimed at Netbooks, but will eventually work it’s way onto PC’s.
- It will be compatible with both x86 and ARM processors
- It will take a matter of seconds to boot up
- It is designed around internet use and will be easy to use with a clean interface
- Security will be at it’s heart, with Google hoping for a virus and spyware free experience
- It will be separate to Android, it’s mobile platform
- The OS is expected to be launched in the middle of next year
- It will be Open Source, and the source code is likely to be made available later this year
Roll on next summer!

Considering how regularly new versions of Firefox now come along, that's quite some bug fix list in version 10! 














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