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Newest gOS to have Google Gears pre-installed
by Jason Harris Jan 4th 2008 at 1:00PM
gOS is a new step because it's among the first operating systems to be focused on web applications. This pending update that will include Google Gears is significant because Google Gears will allow gOS users to use some these web applications offline, namely Google Reader and Zoho, for starters. Of course, you could always just load Google Gears for Linux on the gOS or most other Linux operating systems today, but the whole point of gOS is that the operating system is designed to be easy to use the moment you first turn your PC on.
Other new features include a web-cam application similar to Apple's Photo Booth that will allow users to easily post videos to YouTube or Facebook, Adobe Flash 9, Virtual Desktops, and Online Storage Drive - powered by Box.net
Check out gOS' webpage next week for the updated install files.
Check out gOS' webpage next week for the updated install files.
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smartshadi said 9:42AM on 1-05-2008
hi plz i need to download this software i hope to be a member of our company
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zuner said 3:39AM on 1-05-2008
Wannabe useless OS....mommee..let's play OS-OS.
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Pratheep said 2:04PM on 1-07-2008
I downloaded gOS, but there is no "recycle bin" in the OS. Other than this, the OS is user-friendly.
Pratheep
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