Last September, Google launched ARC, an acronym that stands for "App Runtime for Chrome." It is a project that allows Android applications to run within Chrome OS.

Are you as excited as us? You bet you are! If you want in on the huge swarm of people to whom Google will be sending out the Chrome OS test devices, there’s only one way to do so as the general public. You’ll need to head to http://google.com/chromenotebook and join the fray.

The title says it all! According to Download Squad, Google is going to launch a Chrome OS Tablet goes on Sale by November 26. it has been confirmed that Google is rolling out an HTC-built Chrome OS tablet with a Verizon data contract.

Google is seeking to Challenge Microsoft's Windows by Releasing a New OS which is Called "Chrome OS" and the Amazing thing that it's Open Source OS for Developers to work on. The Chrome OS is developed to work on Laptops.

Sundar Pichai, Google's Master of the Chrome project told reporters at the Computex PC show the following:

We will be selective on how we come to market because we want to deliver a great user experience,
We're thinking on both the hardware and software levels.

The Chrome operating system will be centred around the web browser, with all software including high-end applications such as those used in photo and video editing housed in external servers known as a cloud. [via iClarfied]