Anyone who can not run or start the chrome browser after the update their fedora? The reason is because the SELinux had been updated and the entry had been set to default. Unfortunately, the chrome sandbox won’t allow it to Continue reading
Unixmen: “Gradually all the data from our desktops is moving into the cloud on the web. We seek to accomplish most of our day-to-day jobs (and rather trivial jobs) from preparation of document, presentations and spreadsheets to computation, media conversion, Continue reading
TalkinCloud : “At the Google I/O conference today in San Francisco, Senior VP of Chrome Sundar Pichai offered 5,000 attendees an update on Google’s Chrome strategy — including Chrome web browser and Chrome OS initiatives — and so-called Chromebooks from Continue reading
TomHardware: “There aren’t many Chrome notebooks out there. Google has been sending a select few out to developers and those who signed up for its pilot program, but you can’t buy them at retail stores. Unless you count yourself among Continue reading
Google’s two most ambitious OS, Android and Chrome OS have created many ripples in the market. Both these OS boasts of exquisite features which aim to enrich experience of users using smartphones or netbooks. While, Android based smartphones are finding Continue reading
LinuxforDevice: “Google announced more details about its web-centric Chrome OS operating system, including a new 12.1-inch “Cr-48″ reference notebook that will be provided to beta testers. The first commercial Chrome OS notebooks will ship in mid-2011 from Acer and Samsung, Continue reading
MyBroadBand: “Cloud-focused operating system Jolicloud beats Google Chrome OS to the post The next big thing in consumer computing is the cloud-based operating system. The most anticipated of these is Google’s Chrome OS, a Linux-based OS meant to be ideal Continue reading
Techradar: “The long-awaited Chrome OS is finally here, and the first Chrome notebooks are winging their way to happy beta testers as you read this. So is it the operating system reinvented, or just a nifty way to squeeze more Continue reading
When Google first announced Chrome OS, a cloud-focused operating system back in July last year. Everyone knew that Google could do exactly this, if it wanted to, but the question was why they would want to. The company also said Continue reading