A free GOOGLE Operating System available to us in 2010 !!
Google plan to launch a new Operating System in 2010
A new operating system based on the web browser Google Chrome is planned to be launched in 2010 by Google. If Google can keep what they promise it will become a competitive operating system to Microsoft Window for the notebook and netbook computers launched during the last 2 years.
Google announced that the operating system will be available for PC?s in the fall of 2010.
The operating system called Google Chrome OS will be based on their own Web browser Chrome-web browser, will primarily target the smaller PC?s known as note books or netbooks, but wil gradually be a system usable on the larger PC?s.
Google says this is their attempt to recreate the operating system to what it should be.
According to Google, the operating system should be minimal and only be a formality to start the web browser.
Speed, simplicity and security are key aspects when it comes to this new operating system. Most of its use will be on the web and as the Chrome web browser it will redesign the underlying architecture of security. The user will no longer have to worry about viruses and security updates any more.
The operating System will be based on a linux core, but the windows system will be new. In addition all applications will be made on the web, and will be possible to use on all standard web browsers like Firefox, Explorer and not only on Chrome web browser from Google.
The source code will be open, and therefore will probably be offered for free
Google intend not only to make a new operating system, but make it in such a way that one can avoid using it (TechCrunch).
It yet remains to see what Apple will do to counter this challenge, as it has been the experience so far that Mac OS X has been less vulnerable to virus attacks than Microsoft Windows has.
In addition Microsoft Windows has made a large investment into their new Windows 7 which is launching these days.
Google Chrome Browser & the Operating System Concept
The software world is developing in a very fast pace and the need for information and knowledge is increasing day by day. Unlike the past, Every day something new is comming and changing the life of each and every person in the world. Inventions are happening every day and the information that is 'must know' to us is very huge now and it seems as if it will increase further.
This article explains about one of such one of such development which is Google Chrome Operating System.
It seems as if its time for a change and we should redefine the concept and the defination of the world Operating System that we regularly use while dealing with computer. Netbooks which are small light weihted lap tops that are computers suited for General Computing, accessing Web-Based Applications and rich Internet Applications.
According the the creaters of Google Chrome OS it is an Open Source, Operating System that will initially be targeted at Netbooks. Later on they will open-source its code, and netbooks running Google Chrome OS will be available for consumers may be in the second half of 2010.
Speed, simplicity and security are the key aspects of Google Chrome OS.
The Google team is working on it and they are developing it in such a way that it will be very fast to operate. The user interface is simple and very user-friendly.
And as they did for the Google Chrome Browser, they are going back to the basics and completely redesigning the underlying security architecture of the Operating System so that users don't have to deal with Viruses, Malware and Security Updates.
GoogleChrome OS will run on both x86 as well as ARM chips and they are working with multiple OEMs to bring a number of Netbooks to market. The software architecture is simple-Google Chrome running within a new windowing system on top of a Linux kernel.
For application developers, the web is the platform. All web-based applications will automatically work and new applications can be written using your favourite web technologies. And of course, these apps will run not only on Google Chrome OS, but on any standards-based browser on Windows, Mac and Linux thereby giving developers the largest user base of any platform.
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