Google has shaken up the computing world with its rentable Chromebooks using its own Chrome OS. But Google simply isn't going to beat Microsoft at its own game. READ»
Google is banking on the power and scalability of HTML5 to attract developers to its Chrome Web Store, which offers browser apps that mimic the experience of apps on Apple's iPhone and iPad. READ»
It has no Ethernet port, traditional hard drive or OS. And it'll cost you $11,100 on eBay, where the going price for Google's new limited-edition, Chrome OS-based Cr-48 notebook is in the five figures.READ»
Want that limited-edition Chrome laptop but can't find it anywhere? We spoke with an insider at Google, who provided some details on the Cr-48 notebooks.READ»
Google unveiled its new Chrome OS only two days ago--and already they've shipped their sleek, brandless charcoal notebooks out to a lucky few for testing. We received one today and have been happily playing around with it for hours.READ»
Google's holding a press event later today related to its Chrome-based operating system, but some details have leaked already--specifically images of the Chrome OS Web Store.READ»
The Financial Times reports that Google has decided to ditch the use of Microsoft's Windows OS among its employees, citing security risks. Google and Microsoft are competitors, sure, but this has to sting.READ»
Google's Chrome OS is a bit of a mystery, but it shouldn't stay that way for long--Acer is believed to be launching the first Chrome OS devices in Taipei within two weeks.READ»
The New York Times posted an interview with Google's Andy Rubin about the future of Android, and there are some interesting tidbits inside, including full Adobe Flash support and the importance of openness.READ»
Google CEO Eric Schmidt confirmed that the company is working on an Android tablet to take on the iPad--and logically, HTC might be Google's hardware partner.READ»
Looks like Google could actually join the "me too!" tablet PC frenzy that's been stirred up by Apple's iPad--as demonstrated in a concept rendering of how Chrome OS could work on a tablet. Will Google make the leap though?
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Technical specifications for a Google own-brand netbook have surfaced online, and it looks promising. But with a 10-inch multitouch screen and rumored netbook-scale price, is this gizmo designed as a competitor for the iSlate?It's the ...READ»
The strategy of giving everything away often creates as many hassles as it solves. Why charging just a little can be smarter than charging nothing at all.READ»
The Internet's been alive with supposition, speculation and inspired guesses since Google's Chrome OS news hit this week. That's possibly why Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt, stepped up and talked about things. He's serious about ...READ»
Google's Chrome OS is either neat or irrelevant, depending on how you think--but the timing is undeniably interesting. It's more than a year away, so why'd Google go to press now? One theory is to beat Microsoft.
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