Migrating all your software applications to a new operating system is always a pain in the *ss, especially when you’re talking about software that isn’t exactly mainstream.  P2P  (peer to peer) filesharing software such as Ares, Limewire, Bearshare and others are a good example.  They are kind of skirting the edge of legality, so are not supported by huge companies with big pockets that lawyers can go after.

As a result of operating in the legal gray zone by smaller companies, they often don’t have huge customer support staff and it can be difficult to get help with any snags trying to get it working.  So it is a huge relief to many fans of the popular Ares filesharing software to learn that moving to windows 7 doesn’t mean you need a new version – Aresvista works just fine.

To be sure, there is a version called Areswindows7, but it is really just an older version of Ares that has a new skin that uses the background colors and logos of windows7.  But it doesn’t have any new features, and in fact is missing some of the improvements Aresvista has, such as advanced node generation that ensures you won’t be left waiting for hours to make that initial connection to the network as so many users of the old Ares Galaxy are forced to do.

With Google’s new operating system, computers will start as soon as televisions, announced Google Chrome presentation operating system.

Google introduced Chrome in just four months after it announced the intention to develop an operating system for computers, which positions the company as a direct competitor of Microsoft and Apple.

Model portfolio built Google Chrome OS looks more like a browser than a traditional operating system like Microsoft Windows, serving as Google’s goal to get people online, where they can see the ads distributed by Google Ads.

Google announced that Chrome will initially be available in the winter season of next year, and will be installed on the cheap laptops that match Google’s specifications, especially regarding the use of memory chips to store data instead of hard – current drives, which are slow.

Laptops that have installed the operating system Chrome will be able to run web applications, user data following to be automatically stored online in a dematerialized system of servers, according to statements made by Google executives in the event of presentation of the operating system.

“Essentially, is a vehicle to navigate the Internet”, said an analyst from the Altimeter Group, referring to laptops with the operating system Chrome.
Such a “vehicle” is designed for a world relatively constant, fast Web connection, without the kind of programs that Microsoft spent in conditions in which most commands are executed by acquiring dematerialized server and send commands to devices simple enough such as computers Chrome.

Sundar Pichai, vice president of product management for Google Chrome the OS said that starting computers running the operating system will be in less than seven seconds.

Google announced the new operating system will be distributed free, as with programs or Android phone, hoping to improve online consumer experience will benefit his business by advertising on search engine, which generated revenue of 22 billion dollars in 2008.

Google officials say, laptops equipped with Chrome operating system can run a number of functions and offline, but the product was designed to be connected to the Internet.

Google made available to application developers Chrome codes starting Thursday, which will enable them to develop special applications for this system.

For the data used for various operations is stored on servers dematerialized, users lose their laptop can buy a new one may be connected and within a few seconds, can access the same information we had and above.