Google Operating System Screenshots Leaked

And when we started to think that Google has finally reached the limits of its growing power in the on-line community, they quickly extinguish that thought by yet again releasing one of the tricks in their sleeves: the Google Operating System. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, you read it right,  Google has come up with their own operating system. Check Google OS Screenshots below.

Now, before we wonder if Apple or Microsoft should start looking for something that would topple down this new release that Google has, we should first see how Google OS works and how similar and/or different it is from the usual operating system that are now available in the market.
The Google OS is an extension of the Google Chrome browser. GoOs is light weight and will specifically target netbooks. It can run on ARM chips and as well with x86. It will run on top of Linux in a new window system. Hopefully, before the year ends, Google Os developers will have an open-source of the code made available for everybody and in mid-2010, the Google operating system will then be accessible to all interested users. That is why its developers will also create linkages with OEMs to produce a lot of netbooks that would use the Google operating system to meet the expected surging demand of the OS.

It all started with their snail looking Google Chrome browser. When its developers saw that it did well in the market and they noticed that most of the existing operating systems that people have been using were all designed before technology gave birth to the web, they decided to launch their very own Google operating system, an operating system that compliments the demands of the web.

Almost all of the applications in the OS that we are using are slowly becoming less and less useful because the web offers more powerful, accessible and easy to use applications. For example, why would you have to play files in your media player of you have sites like YouTube to do it for you. You don’t even have to worry about the video anymore because it is already provided there. What’s the use of the calculator in your computer if there are more powerful and state-of-the-art on-line versions that you could use? Why waste time saving texts, images, spreadsheets in your computer if you can do the same thing in the web?

There have been a lot of operating systems that were already developed that answer the questions above. However, there are some problems with the user interface being too complicated for everybody’s convenience (and by everybody I mean including those people who just have started learning to hold the mouse the right way). If Google can meet the expectations of a new OS that is more compatible with the web and at the same time answers the problems of both techie-wiz and straight-from-the-caves users, then the Google Operating System might just become the new craze in the web world.
Now, imagine. If the Google operating system does become successful in the netbooks, it would not take long before it can be integrated in all kinds of computers and maybe before that happens, Microsoft and Apple should start thinking either finding a new business or coming up with a new scheme that would put down the promising Google OS.

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