Chrome OS isn’t quite as bad as it used to be. If you’ve got an old computer lying around that could use a refresh, CloudReady lets you install Chromium OS (the open-source variant of Chrome OS) on ...

In the wake of Google's purchase of BumpTop, with its unique user interface, and BumpTop's decision to close down its work on Windows and the Mac OS, the question needs to be asked. As you can see ...

Right now Google Chrome OS is little more than a Google Chrome web browser running on top of a Linux kernel. There’s no desktop or taskbar, and there aren’t many native apps built into the operating ...

Chromium OS is the open source version of Google’s Chrome Operating System. Like Chrome OS, Chromium is basically an operating system built around a web browser. While there are only a handful of ...

Google announced yesterday that they'll be releasing their Chrome OS-equipped netbooks this summer, dubbed Chromebooks. If you aren't a fan of their hardware (or you don't want to pay $500 for one), ...

Chrome OS was announced by Google in July of 2009, they also announced Chromium in November which was the open source version of Chrome OS. Chrome/Chromium OS is based on Linux and it resembles Google ...

Google's Chromium OS has materialised on the Kogan Agora, priced in at just £269, it becomes the first piece of hardware to ship with the operating system. Somewhat confusingly Chromium OS is the open ...

Ahead of its press event to talk about the new Chrome OS Google has just posted the source code for Chrome OS on the Chromium site. As you can see in the file structure, Google is doing the same thing ...

Google’s Chromium OS has been ported to the diminutive and cheap Raspberry Pi computer. The port is still a work in progress but the OS boots on the device. This initial work has been done by ...

Does it hurt your brain to look at the picture above? That'd be Chromium OS -- running on a MacBook Air! Pretty much the definition of "worlds colliding," this feat is brought to you by Hexxeh, whose ...

Trying to satisfy that browser-only touchscreen tablet urge? Well, you're sort of in luck. Those Atom-powered Archos 9 tablets are out and about, and the fine folks at UMPCPortal have slung a copy of ...