The Pros and Cons of Web-Based Operating Systems
Small Business Computing
By Ronald V. Pacchiano , August 30, 2011 Web-based operating systems, such as Google's Chrome OS, and new Chromebooks -- notebooks built around the Chrome OS -- have both received a lot of attention in the press. The question is do they make sense for ...
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Top OS for Smartphones
Business Review Australia
Forget the actual smartphone device--it's the operating system that has consumers unsure about what to choose. Read on to learn about what makes the leading OS at the top of their games Vodafone has seen a huge movement towards smartphones, ...
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Qubes OS: An Operating System Designed For Security
Tom's Hardware Guide
What would an operating system look like it if were redesigned with security in mind? Joanna Rutkowska thinks she has the answer with the development of Qubes OS. We sit down for an interview with Joanna to discuss the way Qubes OS augments security. ...
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Tucson tech: Raytheon develops drone software
Arizona Daily Star
In addition to working on small munitions, the company is developing an open operating system for unmanned aircraft that would allow different capabilities, such as new sensor packages, to be quickly integrated on such craft. ...
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Microsoft Windows 8: Here's What We Know So Far
PCWorld
By Ian Paul, PCWorld Aug 30, 2011 11:30 AM Details about Windows 8, Microsoft's newest operating system expected in 2012, have been leaking out thanks largely to Microsoft previews and a stream of blog posts on the company's Building Windows 8 blog. ...
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