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The document provides a history of Google, Google Chrome, and Google Chrome OS from 7 years ago to the present. It discusses that 7 years ago, Google was known primarily as a search engine and began expanding into other software and services. It then describes the history and development of Google Chrome browser from its initial 2008 release to the present version 17.0 Beta. Finally, it outlines the history of Google Chrome OS from its 2009 debut to its focus on cloud computing and storing data remotely.
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Google Chrome OS is an open-source, lightweight operating system developed by Google and based on the Linux kernel and Google's Chrome web browser. It is designed to be used primarily for web applications and fast booting. Chrome OS netbooks are intended to be more affordable secondary devices that boot in under 10 seconds and keep all user data and settings synced securely to the cloud. The OS focuses on being fast, synced, secure and always up-to-date through automatic upgrades when online. It runs web applications from the Chrome Web Store and has built-in connectivity options.
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Google Chrome OS is a Linux-based operating system developed by Google that is designed for web applications and cloud computing. It stores all user data in the cloud rather than locally. Chrome OS uses a three-tier architecture consisting of firmware, a web browser and window manager, and system-level software. It is hardware specific and only runs on Chromebooks and Chromeboxes. Chrome OS offers advantages like speed, security, automatic updates, and simplicity compared to other operating systems. However, it also has limitations such as only supporting web-based applications and less connectivity and storage options.
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- 3. ChromeOS
- 4. Chrome OS is a Gentoo Linux- based operating system designed by Google. It is designed for Web- based applications and cloud computing. Derived from the free software Chromium OS. Proprietary Software.
- 6. Feature s
- 7. Security : • Chrome OS features sandboxing, automatic updates, verified booting, data encryption and full OS recovery, which make it one of the most secured os’s. • Proactively prevent users from reaching malicious sites. • Titan C, the Google-designed security chip on Chromebooks, keeps devices secure, protects user identity, and ensures system integrity.
- 8. Performance : • Booting is very fast, as compare to windows. • Secure, cloud-based backup systems. • Long battery life (2x*) • Save and sync apps, preferences, and extensions
- 9. Other Features: • Chrome OS differs from Microsoft Windows in terms of security feature like sandbox, which is not available in Windows. • Chrome OS utilizes multi-core CPUs and graphics chips to the fullest which is comparable to the graphics quality of a Nvidia graphics card in a typical computer. • User and beginners friendly. • Automatic Updates.
- 11. Chrome OS Flex
- 13. Freely Available (not a open source) Fast deployment and easy management Proactive security Lite (4GB of RAM and 16GB of storage)
- 14. THE MAIN REASON OF IT’S BEING !
- 15. E-WASTE reduction. Making people familiar with Chrome OS. Improve Chrome OS.
- 17. THANK