I read some blog posts. The people are comparing Chrome OS to Windows. Windows has a strong competitor now. But I think Google uses "Chrome" as the name of their new OS. I think they are thinking in a different approach. Both "Chrome" OS and Browser are tools for them to integrated their Google Apps with your computer. So, their approach helps the computer users to get access to the Cloud. To summarize, I will say Chrome OS + netbook is the tool to access Google Apps and that is an extension of Google Apps or the user front of Google Apps.

Google announced they will start a new project, Chrome OS. Chrome OS is open source and run in x86 and ARM CPU. That is different from Android and a brand new project. That is targeted at a small netbook market.

Well, that makes me to remember gOS. gOS is a linux distro which is a kind of Google Apps Enabled Linux and some netbooks are using that as OS too. I am woundering whether Chrome OS like gOS to use Linux?!

More Info: Google Offical Blog

Google announced they will start a new project, Chrome OS. Chrome OS is open source and run in x86 and ARM CPU. That is different from Android. That is targeted at a small netbook market.

Well, that makes me to remember gOS. gOS is a linux distro which is a kind of Google Apps Enabled Linux and some netbooks are using that as OS too. Whether Chrome OS like gOS to use Linux?!

More Info: Google Offical Blog

I added a feedburner shortcut at the bottom of each page. I hope it can help the reader to access RSS feed.

I have added a feedburner shortcut at the bottom of each page. I hope it will help the readers to get RSS feed.