Suite à l'annonce de son système d'exploitation Google Chrome OS, Sundar Pichai, vice-président du développement des produits chez Google à posté des informations complémentaires sur le blog officiel de Google Chrome.
Google confirme que OS open source sera gratuit. Google précise aussi que « dans le courant de cette année, le code de Google Chrome OS sera ouvert ».
Pour ce qui est des partenaires Google annonce travailler avec : Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments et Toshiba.
Avec son navigateur Google promeut l'usage du HTML 5, cependant la présence d'Adobe peut laisser aller à penser que la technologie Flash sera embarquée au système. Est ce que c'est aussi avec d'Adobe favoriser la technologie de Adobe AIR utilisée pour développer des applications Internet riches ? Est-ce aussi un pied de nez à Microsoft qui tente d'imposer l'usage de Silverlight ?
Du coté des fabricants qui manquent encore à l'appel il y a :
- Dell avec sa très populaire famille des Inspiron Mini
- Samsung (NC10, NC20...)
- Sony qui vient de se lancer sur ce marché en plein croissance avec le Vaio W.
Google Chrome OS - FAQ
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 | 1:53 PM
We've been getting a number of questions in reference to our 'Introducing the Google Chrome OS' blog post, and so here are a number of your most frequently asked Qs – along with our As. We'll be sure to add more to this list as popular questions come in.
Is Google Chrome OS free?
Yes – Google Chrome OS is an open source project and will be available to use at no cost.
What companies is Google working with to support Google Chrome OS?
The Google Chrome OS team is currently working with a number of technology companies to design and build devices that deliver an extraordinary end user experience. Among others, these companies include Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, and Toshiba.
I'm a developer – how can I work with you?
Thanks for your interest. Later this year, the Google Chrome OS code will be open sourced. We're looking forward to working with the open source community and making our own small contribution to the great work being done out there. Please stay tuned. Source
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 | 1:53 PM
We've been getting a number of questions in reference to our 'Introducing the Google Chrome OS' blog post, and so here are a number of your most frequently asked Qs – along with our As. We'll be sure to add more to this list as popular questions come in.
Is Google Chrome OS free?
Yes – Google Chrome OS is an open source project and will be available to use at no cost.
What companies is Google working with to support Google Chrome OS?
The Google Chrome OS team is currently working with a number of technology companies to design and build devices that deliver an extraordinary end user experience. Among others, these companies include Acer, Adobe, ASUS, Freescale, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, and Toshiba.
I'm a developer – how can I work with you?
Thanks for your interest. Later this year, the Google Chrome OS code will be open sourced. We're looking forward to working with the open source community and making our own small contribution to the great work being done out there. Please stay tuned. Source
Google annonce son système d'exploitation Chrome OS : Toutes les réponses à vos questionsQu'en pensez-vous ?
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