Google Chrome: No Longer ..Just.. a Web Browser
Fidgeting nervously the morning of November 17, 2009, three men took to the stage within a small California auditorium to unveil twenty-first century innovation; these men co-founder Sergey Brin, engineering director Matt Papakipos, and vice president of product development Sundar Pichai — the company Google, the release one of a brand new operating system “Chrome”. With acclamation to the remarkable surge for Google’s Chrome browser; its 40 million globally diverse users paved the way for Chrome’s full code to be opened and promptly released, marketing from a previously known household name. Its initial release restricted to those who use Microsoft Windows; with a sustainable future assured, versions for both Linux and Mac will be rolled out prior to January 1, 2010 — Mac will be first in this queue. In addition to this pioneering feat, Google, also announced the Chrome browser will powerfully be impacted; with browser extensions, simplistic to Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.
In accordance to product development, Google’s operating system’s main principal motivation is speed; also the key concept to the release of the lightweight browser that bares the same name — Chrome. With both simplicity and speed in mind, Google’s goal is to revolutionize the traditional computing experience by attuning it similar to a user’s television viewing. Fully tackling modern ease-of-access Chrome OS will feature speeds atypical to other existing operational peers, achieved by removing the bulk that weighs systems down — Chrome OS’s subordinate Chrome performance speeds will increase dramatically, to yield a quicker start to Internet navigation — shattering and shaming the competition.
Google’s newest technological advance was carefully built to respect new-age life on the go, a target for notebooks and mobile tablets – the convergence on these modern day technological gadgets is expected to net Google millions, funding for the already existing multi-billion dollar enterprise. Separate from Android, Google Chrome OS also will be that of open source; the future potential of such products, that do not have licensing fees and bulk, may be a result in the possibility of a cheaper and greener computer — nevertheless, a quicker one. Chrome OS is expected to create an “improved” computer sliding in the laps of users who want quicker performance; surged to the whole computer. Globally assisting those users who desire their customized technological creations, that are one or two-year-old, to run as well as the first day out of the box; while demolishing the patience a user takes when booting up — providing the quickest route to e-mail usage, user-generated content creation, viewing digital data, playing games, and most importantly surfing the Internet. Transformed, Google Chrome will win hearts by offering a operating system free from constant updating crushing Microsoft’s Windows products; whilst clinging to the souls of the computer savvy generation by providing a worry free program that always maintains that data files stay save and preserved for the long term.
(Copyright © Social-Media-News 2009)
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