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Dell releases experimental Chrome OS for netbooks

Engineers at PC maker Dell have released an unofficial version of Google's...

Video: Computer Geekly Weekly IT News roundup

This is the first ever Computer Geekly Weekly IT news roundup video where TechFluff's Hermione Way picks the best articles from the past week and with a tongue-in-cheek twist.

Photos: Google Chrome OS review - Open source, Apps and Flash

In 1992 IBM tried to defeat Windows with OS/2 2.0, using the slogan "a better Windows than Windows". It was, arguably, but it still failed. Google is not making that mistake with Chrome OS, unveiled last week as an open source project. Release is planned for sometime in 2010.

Google Chrome OS: A threat to Windows 7?

Google OS has been warmly embraced by the anti-Microsoft crowd, but Davey Winder is less than blown over by the announcement.

Email encryption; the easy way

  • Whitepapers
  • Date: 20 November 2009
Data Loss is in the news; Keep your emails private. Emails regularly contain valuable business information, intellectual property, pricing information and customer details. Encryption can help ensure this data remains private.

First pictures of Google Chrome OS

  • Photo Story
  • Author: Cliff Saran
  • Date: 20 November 2009
Chrome OS is Google's attempt to build an open source operating system for cloud computing, which will run on netbooks.

Inside Chrome OS - Google reveals design objectives of cloud operating system

Google has unveiled the design plans for Chrome OS, its operating system for cloud computing. Chrome OS is an evolution of the Chrome web browser,...

Chrome OS preview: the wait is nearly over

In less than an hour Google will unveil details on its Chrome OS operating system in a live...

What Microsoft Azure means to corporate IT

  • News analysis
  • Author: Cliff Saran
  • Date: 19 November 2009
After years of planning, Microsoft chief software architect Ray Ozzie has delivered the foundation for Microsoft's future - a technology that allows Windows applications to run either in the cloud or in-house.

White paper:

  • Whitepapers
  • Date: 19 November 2009
So why should you consider Linux? Although there are many factors to consider when deciding on which operating system (OS) to deploy, two prominent considerations are TCO- Total Cost of Ownership, and Reliability/Security.
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