September 12, 2012 11:38am
Custom wallpapers and the ability to save to the cloud-based Google Drive are among the new goodies in Google's latest update to its Chrome OS operating system. The updates to Chrome OS' user interface tend to give it the look and feel of a traditional operating system instead of a browser, tech site The Next Web reported "While the entire behavior hasn’t changed, Google has today announced a UI update to the OS which makes things feel a bit more like a traditional OS so as to better work with your long-held behaviors," it said. It said some users had complained that previous versions of Chrome OS was that it felt "a bit too much" like a browser. Chrome OS is a cloud-centric operating system that requires an Internet connection for many of its apps to ...
