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Special Device Help Prevent Suddent Infant Death

Special Device Help Prevent Suddent Infant Death

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Fart-Deodorizing Underwear Sold in Japan

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Google Chrome OS for Tablets Not Happening Anytime Soon

Written on May 12, 2011 by R. Depp

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If you’re a tablet owner who’s anticipating the Google Chrome OS for your gadget, you might want to delay your expectations a little bit.

Even with the recent number of indications the Google may be readying the Chrome OS for tablets, the company says that its focus as for now is on notebooks.

Many were surprised last month when Google modified the Chrome OS’s source code, adding multiple adjustments for touchscreens and tablets like a new touch-optimized page.

Furthermore, when interviewed by Mashable on Google‘s plans for Chrome OS after notebooks, Google Chrome SVP Sundar Pichai said that “Chrome OS is agnostic to the hardware it runs on.“ Simply put, Chrome OS can easily be installed to tablets, desktops and other Internet-connected devices.

Meanwhile, Google is not totally neglecting tablets. Last Tuesday, Google launched the latest version of its tablet-optimized OS, the Android Honeycomb 3.1. At least there’s more to look forward to from Google Chrome OS.

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