Google Chrome OS for PCs: Look Out Windows and OS X
By Adrian Covert
12:45 AM on Wed Jul 8 2009
Ars Technica has received confirmation from two sources that Google is working on new software named Google Chrome OS, which will offer a cloud-based, OS experience around the browser.
UPDATE: It's official. It's coming in the second half of 2010.
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Hello,
I was not aware of this news. Thanks for sharing. I think Google Chrome OS can compete Microsoft OS. People needs something new. Google can give something new. But success will depend on simplicity and features.
I was not aware of this news. Thanks for sharing. I think Google Chrome OS can compete Microsoft OS. People needs something new. Google can give something new. But success will depend on simplicity and features.
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It will also depend on the speed of Broadband. Chrome OS is designed to take all your software and put it online. All you will really need is a browser on your computer. You will be able to work on documents, files, whatever online using some host's software and probably even save to a server you subscribe to. What will be key here is the capability of the software and how fast your access speeds are.maria wrote:Hello,
I was not aware of this news. Thanks for sharing. I think Google Chrome OS can compete Microsoft OS. People needs something new. Google can give something new. But success will depend on simplicity and features.
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Which Browser Should I Use: Firefox or Chrome?
By Adam Pash
Mar 23, 2010 09:00 AM
Dear Lifehacker,
I've been a huge fan of Firefox for years (prompted in great part by Lifehacker's recommendation), but it seems like Google Chrome has made huge strides lately. My question: Which is better, Chrome or Firefox? Which should I use?
Signed,
Uncertain About My Browser
Dear Uncertain,
Yours is a question we've been hearing more and more lately, and with good reason. The fact is, Google Chrome has fixed a lot of problems with Firefox that most Firefox users didn't even know they had, and Firefox is still working to catch up. (Restart-free extension installation, isolated processes that keep one bad tab from crashing the entire browser, etc.) As a result, Chrome's smart feature set has been winning over a lot of Firefox die-hards.
The answer to your question depends a lot on what operating system you're using, so we'll separate our answers for Windows and Mac users.
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By Adam Pash
Mar 23, 2010 09:00 AM
Dear Lifehacker,
I've been a huge fan of Firefox for years (prompted in great part by Lifehacker's recommendation), but it seems like Google Chrome has made huge strides lately. My question: Which is better, Chrome or Firefox? Which should I use?
Signed,
Uncertain About My Browser
Dear Uncertain,
Yours is a question we've been hearing more and more lately, and with good reason. The fact is, Google Chrome has fixed a lot of problems with Firefox that most Firefox users didn't even know they had, and Firefox is still working to catch up. (Restart-free extension installation, isolated processes that keep one bad tab from crashing the entire browser, etc.) As a result, Chrome's smart feature set has been winning over a lot of Firefox die-hards.
The answer to your question depends a lot on what operating system you're using, so we'll separate our answers for Windows and Mac users.
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Googel Chorme is nice operating system. It is simple and lightweight operating system. The best features of its storage. It has great features and functionalities. Also i used Mozilla Firefox because it is fast, effective and reliable. It is more secure and customizable.