In a nutshell, it's a version of Windows that runs entirely in the cloud and thus can be used on more or less any computer (or even mobile device). Last week, Microsoft unveiled a new Windows 365 Cloud PC program. In fact, amidst all the chatter about what the change means for Microsoft and its world of Windows, I haven't seen anyone so much as mention the potential significance here in the land o' Chrome OS computers.īut my, oh my, you'd better believe this could make a monumental difference for Chromebooks and the land-roaming mammals who use 'em. The change of which we speak stems from a recent announcement by Microsoft - yes, Microsoft! - and it technically has nothing to do with Chrome OS at all, even.
In fact, it's coming from one of Google's biggest, fiercest competitors - a company that'd very much like to see Chromebooks fizzle out and fade away. For all the new features and shape-shifting updates Google's constantly cookin' up for its Chrome OS platform, the most eye-opening Chromebook change of the year isn't even coming from within Google's walls.
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