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An overview of the WebOS landscape
Over at ZDNet's Web
2.0 Explorer Richard MacManus rounds up all of the current WebOS
offerings. A WebOS, of course, is "a software platform that interacts with the user through a web browser and
does not depend on any particular local operating system," and MacManus counts six of them out in the wild, not
including the fabled GoogleOS, and in the pull-quote says, "It wouldn't surprise me if one of the small startups
I've mentioned here goes on to become the next Linux."
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
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Max said 10:00PM on 8-26-2007
http://www.cmyos.com is offering a free hosted Web OS. You can try it out and explore its options.
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