2. Overview
Introduction
History
What is WOS
Why WOS
Difference b/w WOS & Traditional OS
Advantages
Disadvantages
Various WebOSs
Conclusion
3. Introduction
An Operating System that runs in a server on
the Web.
The environment is created in a user's
machine from an online application stored on
the Web and run through a Web browser.
4. History
Started in 1996 @ University of California
Founded by Berkeley
Hyper Office >> MyWebOS >> Web OS
Referred as “Web Desktops” or “Webtops”
5. What is WOS
It is an Internet Service through which a user
can access their computer data remotely from
anywhere in the world.
All the data is being stored on the servers of
the Web OSOS provider.
6. Why WOS
Provides single point access
No hardware problems affects it
Only need is Browser
and Internet connection
7. Differences
Web OS Traditional OS
Technology Ajax + Flash C /Assembly
Built on Any other OS Directly on
Hardware
Application Installed on
Server
Installed on Local
disk
Security Volatile Safe
8. Advantages
Occupies little hard disk space
Occupy small CPU resources
Can be obtained at any OS with web
browser
Empowers Non-PC owners
Integrates Web services
9. Disadvantages
Easy to be hacked
Can not be obtained offline
More bandwidth is needed for multiple
programs to run simultaneously
Needs more fast and reliable
connection
11. Conclusion
Web OS will take more and more important
role in the future at the same time Single PC
OS will not fade away ...
DESTROY WEB ON THE COMPUTER …
USE COMPUTER ON THE WEB …