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Details emerge about ChromeOS
Posted on January 24th, 2010 at 05:15 1 commentI’m beginning to warm up to ChromeOS.
John Stokes at Ars Technica has an interview with Matthew Papakipos, the ChromeOS engineering director. They cover a lot of ground.
Clearly, the folks at Google know what they’re doing. Maybe this year we’ll see something substantial come of it.
One response to “Details emerge about ChromeOS”
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rc primak January 27th, 2010 at 08:36
Given Google’s inadequate privacy policies, easy account hacks and account hijackings in 2009, I would not touch anything Google puts out with a ten-foot polecat. I value my privacy much more than I value having my data stuck up in the Cloud. If I want off-site backup, I’ll move one of my three redundant hard drives into a safe-deposit box at my bank. Seriously, this is what small businesses do, in essence.
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