High Order Bit: A Window

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Chrome reports 30 million active users and targets netbooks for a 2010 holiday release of Chrome OS, describing the browser as a modern OS for web apps with priorities of speed, simplicity and security. The model keeps no binaries installed on the device, stores data in the cloud with local caching, and isolates add-ons so extensions run in their own process with limited system access. HTML5 offline APIs and a native client for safely running C/C++ in the browser are in development.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:47The future of web apps
3. 3:10Chrome OS on mobile phones
4. 5:04What is Chrome OS
5. 6:41Chrome Extensions
6. 8:07Offline Use
7. 10:20Web Applications
8. 11:40Special Purpose Devices
9. 14:11Conclusion

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