Google OS, Coming Up Soon…

On September 1, 2008 Google launched its open source web browser Google Chrome because at Google, they believed they “can add value for users and, at the same time, help drive innovation on the web”.

On July 7, 2009 less than a year after, Google announced their new project – the Google Chrome Operating System – which according to its top officials, is just a “natural extension” of Google Chrome browser. Considering that most existing browsers are designed to run on operating systems which were created before the web existed, the Google Chrome OS is planned to offer in three words – speed, simplicity and security. Starting your PC and getting your way through the web in a matter of seconds, while minimizing interaction with viruses, malware and security updates, is all part of the project.

In the light to answer users’ questions and messages in need of “better computers”, the Google Chrome OS is meant to be an open source, operating system initially targeted at netbooks (what is a netbook?). According to their program, the Google Chrome OS will be available during the second semester of 2010.

Do you like the idea of a Google Chrome OS? Submit your answer through the poll (in the left column of this blog) or but commenting this post, then go and have a better picture of Google’s vision through this new project on the Google Official Blog.

"Take AIM at Climate Change"

Here's an invitation to "Take AIM at Climate Change" where "AIM" standing for:
  • Adapt,
  • Innovate,
  • Mitigate.



You can download the video or audio versions at TakeAIMatClimateChange.org to iPods or iPhones, and share with friends.

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Cette video est une invitation en musique qui attire notre attention sur les changements climatiques. Dans les paroles, "AIM" est l’abréviation de Adapter (Adapt), Innover (Innovate) et Mitiger (Mitigate).

Le téléchargent de la vidéo ou bande audio est permis et peut ce faire du site web TakeAIMatClimateChange.org.



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