Chrome Arm Linux

The Google-Microsoft rivalry that tech fans are focused on is a new opportunity, and with the advent of the Chrome OS, the dream of upgrading the desktop OS is about to come true. As early as 2006, it was rumored that Google was about to launch a new desktop operating system, and in the end the project was only used internally. Then there was Android, and again rumors that Google might have ported the smartphone operating system to a traditional personal computer once again caused a stir in the market-and, of course, a lot of people said ...

July 31 News, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft CEO Ballmer (Steve Ballmer) admitted in Thursday, Microsoft's core business of Windows is suffering Google and Apple and other rivals challenges. In addition to the common issues of piracy, emerging markets and netbooks, Mr. Ballmer admits Windows is facing challenges from rival operating systems. "Our challenges come from many different places," he said. 　Among them, Ballmer mentions Linux, Apple and Google Android and Chrome OS. ...

With the release of the MeeGo Linux platform for the fusion of Intel Moblin and Nokia Maemo, the two companies want to improve the unity of the ecosystem, win cooperation, and develop MeeGo into an industry-standard mobile Linux platform that supports a wide range of terminal equipment and processor platforms. 　　Intel and Nokia have collaborated with the Linux Foundation to build a broader camp to keep manufacturers neutral. March, Intel released the first version of the Meego operating system development version to the developer, with one version for configuration ...

"It's like putting lipstick on the chicken!"　　"In 1992, Novell tried to put Apple's operating system OS on Intel's processor," said Bill Gates, Microsoft's chief executive, after hearing the news. Microsoft's "Friendship" with Intel should be strong, paradoxically, when Grove, the chief executive of Intel, was enthusiastic about the Novell plan.　　Is this the Wintel alliance that people remember? The awed of America's anti-Monopoly sword, which the two companies have been denying ...

Times weekly reporter Li Yu atlas communication with computers, two industries, brings both opportunities and challenges, as it is for Qualcomm and Intel.　　Now that Intel is going into the field of Qualcomm-led mobile chips, Qualcomm extends its chip products to the netbook sector.　　September 15, the Qualcomm company Greater China President Meng in the interview with The Times weekly reporter, facing the answer to the "competition with Intel" related issues. Confronting Intel's competitive times: Industry generally believes that Qualcomm and Intel will inevitably have a battle, what do you think of this question ...