Turning back to the browser, Pichai said that Chrome now has 750 million active monthly users—an increase of 300 million users from last year. Much of that growth is happening on phones and tablets: Chrome works on both Android and iOS, and Pinchai stressed that its goal is to “move the mobile Web forward.”
It will be interesting to see what Google is going to do with Chrome, but I don’t see it as an operating system alternative right now.
No Chrome (mobile or desktop) for me until they come out with a 64 bit version for my 10.8 Mac! (they even have a 64 bit version for Linux, but not Mac!)
http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/xOdEisITvkY%5B76-100-false%5D
Based on what I’ve heard about it, I might be comfortable using Chrome OS if it was on-site in a workplace, on a company machine.
One OS that’s nothing but a browser, another that’s based on Java of all things and geeks gobbling it up. Sometimes I feel like I fell through a black hole into the Bizarro universe.