Don’t Expect Google Chrome OS on Tablets Anytime Soon

Despite recent indications that Google is preparing Chrome OS for tablets, Google says that it is “fully focused on notebooks” for the foreseeable future.

When Google announced the OS, all they had to demonstrate the truest form of Chrome OS on was their CR-48 reference prototype, which was never intended for sale. It was attractively minimal, but didn’t pack much of a punch when it came to its guts. Acer and Samsung have stepped in to solve this problem.

When asked about Google’s future plans for Chrome OS beyond the notebook, Google SVP of Chrome Sundar Pichai said that Chrome OS is “agnostic” to the hardware it runs on. In other words, Chrome OS can easily be ported to tablets, desktops and other Internet-connected devices.

Google Bought Pushlife

CALIFORNIA - A report suggesting that Google has bought mobile-music company from Canada called Pushlife.

Services from Pushlife iTunes allows users to asynchronous their music with the service offered music platform that has a mobile network. Similarly, as quoted from Cellular News, Sunday (04/10/2011).

Google rumored to release funds amounting to USD25 million to buy Pushlife, which was founded by former employees of Research In Motion (RIM), Ray Reddy.