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thinkgos.com - 2/19/2009

Good OS - gOS and Cloud operating systems

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About Good OS Founded in early 2007, Good OS is an operating system software company based in Silicon Valley, California, USA and Taipei, Taiwan. Our mission is to enable cloud computing through software. Products Good OS currently has two products: History On November 1, 2007, Good OS ...

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itpro.co.uk - 2/26/2009

Video: Two operating systems on one phone

— itpro.co.uk — Mobile phone manufacturers are currently "evaluating" new virtualisation technology which would let customers run two operating systems... on one phone, or move their phone's contacts, apps and other data from handset to handset more easily. VMware ... (more) Video: Two operating systems on one phone

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Why the gOS Could Now Hurt Microsoft
ChannelWeb Complete Feed — ... .) gOS was competitive on performance. But its clean, Mac-like task bar at the bottom of the user interface, its combination of both OpenOffice.org applications and Google apps, and its friendly, gadget-based look and feel seem almost tailor-made for small, often keyboard- and memory-challenged netbooks. Good OS describes its operating system as "a full desktop operating system perfect for desktops and notebooks." That may be a stretch for all desktops and notebooks, but for the netbook platform it's hard to argue. gOS launched first on the obscure Everex gPC - - shortly ...

Why the gOS Could Now Hurt Microsoft
The Chart — ... .) gOS was competitive on performance. But its clean, Mac-like task bar at the bottom of the user interface, its combination of both OpenOffice.org applications and Google apps, and its friendly, gadget-based look and feel seem almost tailor-made for small, often keyboard- and memory-challenged netbooks. Good OS describes its operating system as "a full desktop operating system perfect for desktops and notebooks." That may be a stretch for all desktops and notebooks, but for the netbook platform it's hard to argue. gOS launched first on the obscure Everex gPC - - shortly ...