Dell will use Google's Chrome OS on upcoming devices.

Chromoting will enable access to legacy PC applications within the Chrome OS browser.

Computex is just a couple of weeks away and the rumors about upcoming product announcements are just starting to trickle in. Leading the way are reports that Acer will début its Chrome OS devices at the show.

Acer supposedly has plans to release an ebook reader and launch an app store in an effort to boost profit.

Who wants to wait until 2010 to get a look at the Chrome OS?

Itching to know more about Google's Chrome OS? So are we. Luckily enough, the company is set to reveal all about the software tomorrow.

We've already heard what Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer had to say about Google's plans for a Chrome OS, but what does Bill Gates have to say?

With Microsoft's Partner Conference taking place this week in New Orleans, there was bound to be questions about Google's decision to launch a Chrome operating system.

Google this week announced its Chrome OS. The press coverage was insane but there actually weren’t many details. Yesterday Google came out and addressed one question everyone seemed to be asking.

Along with its extremely short list of FAQs, Google yesterday posted a list of companies it's partnering with for the Google Chrome OS.