Google finalising Chrome cloud synchronisation

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Published: August 5, 2009Posted in: New Offerings & Ventures, PaaSTags: , ,
Google finalising Chrome cloud synchronisation

New browser features may pave the way for Chrome OS, allowing users to log in to a personalised desktop from any computer.

Google has announced the launch of a project to save users’ browser data to their Google accounts. The project, known simply as Sync, will initially allow users to save their Chrome bookmarks to their Google account, but the protocol is being designed to allow other user data to be synchronised, such as cookies, saved passwords and form data.

 

 

http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/news/265222/google-finalising-chrome-cloud-synchronisation.html

it’s likely that Google Chrome OS will use the Sync feature to make the entire desktop available from any PC

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