Tag Archives: Chrome OS tablet competitor
thechromesource Daily: Links for 9/6/10
Posted on 06. Sep, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 
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The five best tablets revealed so far are ranked by Gizmodo.
Here’s how cloud image editing software company Aviary integrated with Google Apps.
Interested in how much money big brands spend on Google advertising? Mashable has the scoop.
Apparently the Google buckeyball doodle requires a lot of computing resources due to its JavaScript processing.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center has problems with Google’s revised privacy policy.
thechromesource Weekend: Links for 6/13/10
Posted on 13. Jun, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 0 Comments
Dell, Acer and HP Chrome OS devices appear to be coming out first, based on Chromium repository info found by DownloadSquad.
Does open source software have more vulnerabilities for hackers to exploit than closed-source?
Potential Chrome OS tablet competitor WePad will come with ad-supported widgets that cannot be removed from the system.
Legal problems are still ahead in the Google wi-fi fiasco, and a class-action may be in the cards.
In order to further push Google Apps, the company has launched the Gone Google site, complete with a “cloud calculator”.
