The Google Switch: an iPhone killer? - Engadget

Not news, but interesting, everything online, mobile:
The Google Switch: an iPhone killer? - Engadget

Adobe to take Photoshop online | CNET News.com

Even Photoshop is soon available online!
Adobe to take Photoshop online | CNET News.com

Adobe Peels Covers Off Apollo

Another step towards OS-independant apps:
Adobe Peels Covers Off Apollo

AppleInsider | Video unearths hidden iPhone features

AppleInsider | Video unearths hidden iPhone features

synk.org - Synk & Organize, everything online.

So the pieces are coming together: in the future the device will be less important. The network is key, the portable device the premier entry. So synk.mobi could be the perfect guide to this new, online, personalised "OS" (things like mobile gmail). All the best services will have to create mobile versions to survive. A single login to these would be perfect for the modern nomad. Synk.mobi aims to be that login...

synk.org - Synk & Organize, everything online.

GoogleOS II: Starring Linus Torvalds

Great reading on what a Google OS could be; maybe a mini-bios portable linux distro with the sole purpose of firing up Firefox and getting an internet connection.
GoogleOS II: Starring Linus Torvalds

No Google OS

Here's some good commentary against a Google OS. And really, people are confusing what an OS is. Any device needs an OS, a browser needs an OS to communicate with the screen, the keys, the mouse etc. When I say "browser-based OS" I really mean an "OS-like" experience within a browser, running on any OS you like. Synk.org is more like a portable computer, device-independant. It's more of a "network OS", but that's also a contradiction of terms of course. "Personal OS" is another wrong saying. Personal space, or app collection is more accurate. "The network is the computer" is even better.
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Symbian OS - the mobile operating system

However, synk.org will focus on synk.mobi - making the "OS" (which is the personalised network) accessable on your mobile devices, anywhere. Or on any device, anywhere, that supports a regular standards-compliant browser...
Symbian OS - the mobile operating system

Google Operating System

More on a possible OS from Google, a speculating blog:
Google Operating System

GoogleOS II: Starring Linus Torvalds

It's kinda funny when people talk about an upcoming Google OS, web-based, as something Google will launch in the future. Guys, just check gmail, on the top there are links to calendar, docs and more. Google has already started creating a web-based OS. It's pretty obvious. Question is when they will start calling it an OS, and how or if it will connect to other great services out there...
GoogleOS II: Starring Linus Torvalds