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"  Google vs. Microsoft, Round 10. Google announced late on Tuesday that they will be coming out with their own operating system, Google Chrome. The Google Chrome browser was launched nine months ago, and already boasts over 30 million regular users. The Google Chrome Operating System is meant to be a logical extension of the browser and will be initially used for netbooks. Google claims their operating system will be fast, simple and secure, aimed at getting you on the web quickly and easily. Google&amp;#039;s OS will focus on the web: Google believes that software should be delivered over the web, not on the desktop. It will be open source, meaning the source code will be available to all. While I do not think that Google will be able to overtake the monopolizing Microsoft (at least not anytime soon), I think that it is a good thing because competition will lead to great innovation.  The Internet has been buzzing since Google made its announcement: New York Times, USA Today, Mashable, TechCrunch and Time. Google and Microsoft continue to battle one another: browswers, smartphone operating systems, office suites, web searches (see my blog post on Bing!) and now full-fledge operating systems. Stay tuned for more Microsoft-Google competition. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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