The Jolicloud started back in 2010 as an underground project, but they have made a lot of progress on it. The company behind Jolicloud have been working hard on the Joli OS, and now we hear about the “Jolicloud platform”.
Anyone who has a Playbook from RIM the same creators as BlackBerry, may have wanted OS 2.0 which was said to be released soon but that won’t be happening for a few more months. The Vice President David Smith for the Playbook said that the new OS will be delayed until February of 2012.
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Research in Motion “RIM” is offering Blackberry users free premium applications from the Blackberry App World after a couple days of service interruptions. Many Blackberry users were unable to receive or send emails or contact people using Blackberry Messenger for a couple days. RIM held press conferences addressing the matter of downtime and is now offering some compensation by allowing free download of premium applications and games.
As we’re waiting for Google Chrome OS, we’re wondering how much will netbooks with this operating system cost, and it appears that Google will use an interesting pricing strategy for its Chrome OS netbooks.
Palm has finally followed up their announcement to make a free WebOS emulator available with a new version of their VirtualBox-based software development kit. Developers and gadget lovers alike can now take WebOS for a test drive as well as try their hand at building new applications for the much fabled mobile platform.
After more than a year since its release, Windows 7 has now achieved one important milestone, at least in the US.
Since the release of Windows 7, Microsoft has been working hard on the follow up Windows installment, today we have some new info about it. According to the news that have been going for some time, it seems that Microsoft has begun to ship the first test versions of its new operating system Windows 8, to PC manufacturers.
