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NICE Now Works with Chrome OS, Simpli.fi Partners with Spaceback & More CX News
NICE announces CXone compatibility with the Chrome OS ecosystem, Simpli.fi announces partnership with Spaceback, and more CX news
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Google and HP Introduce New Chromebook 11 For the Mass Market
Recent Chromebooks have been high-end affairs to attract the technorati, but HP's latest offering is firmly at the budget, experimental or student crowd with a modest specification and fun looks for under $280.
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Google Announces Chrome Offline Apps to Challenge the Desktop
While celebrating the fifth birthday of Google Chrome, the company has announced a new wave of apps to turn its cloud- and web-based service into one that could soon challenge the likes of Windows and other desktop operating systems.
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A Tale of Two Google OSs - Touch Isn't Ready for the Desktop Yet
I was listening to one of my favorite technology web casts discussing Google's recent I/O conference and once again they came up with the same old, same old talking point -- why does Google have both ChromeOS and Android? Two operating systems, both built on the Linux kernel -- why
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The New Google Chromebook, Low Profile and Low Price
It seems an odd time to launch the updated Chromebook, but at least the price is now right and the styling looks okay for those who are comfortable working in an all-cloud environment.
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A Week in Google: The Nexus Tablet Onslaught, Chrome OS Updates and More
The very latest news out of Google is that Larry Page has lost his voice, probably from screaming "success!" repeatedly as the Nexus 7 tablet ships. Meanwhile, the rest of Google never sleeps, and its products never stop being tweaked and updated.
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Google Series 5 Chromebooks, New, Improved and Heading To Stores
Google continues to roll out the hardware at its IO developer event with the new and improved Chromebooks. These Samsung-built notebooks offer better hardware, hugely improved Chrome OS features and will be available in stores for the first time.
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Google Chromebooks, Now with 'Better' Payment Plans
In an attempt to attract a wider range of businesses and educational establishments, Google has adjusted its Chromebook subscription model to include an annual payment option.
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Google's Chrome OS is Getting More Enterprise (and Windows) Friendly
Google's Chromebook launched with much fanfare at Google I/O this May, and since we've seen mixed reviews. But with Google announcing better support for integration conscious and Windows-dependent buyers will Chromebooks now pique the interest of enterprise IT? Let's have a look.
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A Week in Google: I/O Recap, Chrome OS Notebooks & Browser Vulnerabilities
Welcome to another week of Google. This time around we discussed the ever-popular Google I/O Conference, the new Google Chrome OS notebook from Samsung, and some scary browser vulnerabilities.
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Google I/O 2011 Highlights
The Google I/O Conference in San Francisco ended yesterday. In case you caved and blinked at any point over the last 48 hours, we've wrapped up the highlights: Google Music Google Music Beta -- currently invite-only -- lets you upload music files to the cloud.
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Google Chrome OS Notebooks from Samsung, Acer Ready to Launch
As Google (news, site ) gets ready to unleash the Chrome OS, hardware makers such as Samsung are preparing their products to run the web-based OS.
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Google Offers $20 Laptop with Cloud Software
If you’re a college student with $20, you can get some tacos and a beer or two, or as Google hopes, rent a laptop. We’ll let you decide what the best deal is. Is Google Taking Notes from Seattle? Google (news, site ) is set to announce a
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ChromeOS: Do You Need to Build Apps for the Web?
The development of the world wide web has been nothing short of breathtaking. Tim Berners-Lee, its inventor, had a vision of a very basic text system back in 1989. Little over 20 years later and the Web has morphed into something he could never have imagined.
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