Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Wed 8th Jul 2009 05:23 UTC
From NYTimes: "In a post on its company blog, Google said the operating system would initially be aimed at netbooks, the compact, low-cost computers that have turned the PC world on its head. It said the open-source software, called Chrome OS, would be available in the second half of next year. Read more for a quick observation on the announcement.
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RE: Finish what you started...
by pooo on Wed 8th Jul 2009 17:02
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I was thinking almost exactly the same thing. Now between chrome OS, gwt, and android they essentially have three incompatible application development platforms. That isn't strictly true considering gwt apps will certainly run on chrome OS but if people use the native code plugins for faster apps then I definitely don't think the compatibility will last. Google could have consolidated at least the sdk's for these three platforms with app engine and then you'd really have something but instead I really don't get this fragmentation of effort, mindshare, userbase.
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2006-03-29
Google just got to a start with the Android OS ... How about refining the development process, providing more native development platform and unifying vendor implementation to prevent fragmentation.
they seem to have short attention span.