You’ve probably read the thousands of articles around the web about Google Chrome OS – OpenSource, Web2.0, and Linux. You probably don’t care about these three words – you may not even know what it means, so I’m going try and sum up what Google Chrome OS is about in non-tech terms and what it …
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Web Applications: How will they affect the server market?
There’s an ever increasing drive towards the use of web applications, as opposed to running various services locally and in-house. But what does that mean for the corporate world? Not that long ago, for corporate e-mail as an example, the only feasible option was to host your own local mail services, on single or multiple …
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Google Chrome OS – What could it mean for netbooks?
The announcement of Google Chrome OS is certainly causing a stir around the internet. Questions questions questions – everyone has them, and very few have answers up to now. Initially, Google Chrome OS is going to be aimed at netbooks – you know, those small, ultra portable, cheap machines which aren’t quite powerful enough to …
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Google Chrome OS: What we know so far..
There’s a lot of information and news floating around the internet about Google Chrome OS. This post aims to do a quick roundup of the main information, so you don’t end up viewing the some 1500 news stories (at present) about it! I’ve taken information from the original Google blog post (which, of course, we …
Google Chrome OS – The Next Big Thing?
With the announcement from Google that they will start developing an operating system, which initially focuses on Netbooks but eventually spreads out from that, the whole internet started talking about it and what it could mean for the future of computing. There are lots of details yet to be released, but the OS will leverage …
Twitter Censors #Moonfruit
For the past 6 days, Moonfruit have been running a promotion giving away Macbook Pro’s: http://www.moonfruit.com/macbook-pro.html. Entering the competition was really easy – on a tweet, just put “#moonfruit” somewhere, and that’s a single entry made! For the first few days, it was great – and, probably exceeded what Moonfruit would expect in terms of …