Windows 8: One OS to Rule Them All?
PCWorld (blog)
Microsoft has designed the next-generation flagship operating system with a split personality that straddles the line between the familiar Windows 7 desktop, and the flashy Metro interface used with Windows Phone 7. Can Microsoft successfully tackle ...
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BlackBerry Maker Changes New Operating System's Name
New York Times
By IAN AUSTEN OTTAWA — Less than two months after Research In Motion announced that its new operating system to revive the BlackBerry brand would be called BBX, the company has changed its mind. Now, it will be called BlackBerry 10. ...
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Roseville Retailer's Operating System: Independent and Bucking the Big-Box ...
Patch.com
By Scott Carlson Mark Sommerfeld is co-owner of Sommerfeld's Computer Revolution in Roseville. He says his store has built aa niche in providing repair service and a wide variety of computer products. When Best Buy's Roseville store opened at midnight ...
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Like Chrome OS? Try Lime for Extra Hardware Support
PCWorld
By Katherine Noyes, PCWorld Google's Web-centric Chrome OS operating system has drawn considerable interest since its birth two years ago, but not everyone can enjoy it because of the limited hardware it's available on. Aiming to broaden the range of ...
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Facebook Platform On Mobile Now Available On Google's Android OS
Tech Gadgets Web
Though we could not reveal what mobile OS is next. It seems that Facebook is now becoming on of the most talked about news these days. Both for users and developers are keen to get more updates since the social networking giant announced that the ...
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Apps, Schmapps: Android outsells the iPhone
CBS News
COMMENTARY Google (GOOG) Chairman Eric Schmidt declared that the Android mobile operating system had, if not outright defeated the iPhone, then at least was getting a comfy lead. (Amusingly, he said that in front of an Apple-fan crowd in Paris.) ...
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Why it makes sense to expect Siri for the Mac
Computerworld (blog)
Usage ideas like those above make me think it's logical to expect Siri will be part of the future user interface of all Apple hardware, most likely introduced within a major operating system update. Don't expect this to happen tomorrow. ...
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Tablets in 2012: What to Expect
PCWorld
Tablet operating systems will see some new blood, too, with the introduction of Android 4.0 and Windows 8. How will these changes manifest? Let's start with design. Next year you can expect tablets to become even lighter and thinner than they are now. ...
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Why It Will Take So Long to Upgrade Phones to 'Ice Cream Sandwich'
PC Magazine
By Mark Hachman Ever want to know exactly why it takes so long to push the latest Android operating system release to your phone? Motorola and Sony Ericsson attempted to explain it on Wednesday. On Nov. 14, Google released the Android 4.0 "Ice Cream ...
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