Chrome OS 12 arrives in beta ahead of official launch
updated 10:25 pm EDT, Mon May 16, 2011
Final release expected in June
Google has finally begun formal beta testing for Chrome OS 12, the same version that will soon arrive as a final release. The update, which was shown as a developer release at the company's I/O event, includes all of the features available in the Chrome 12 browser, along with a list of enhancements specific to the OS functionality.
Users will be able to take advantage of a file browser, revamped UI, improved GSM support, and a new Flash player. The company has also worked to resolve several issues related to Verizon activation, 3G connections, Wi-Fi connectivity, trackpad sensitivity and power optimization, among other fixes.
Chrome OS 12 is said to be the build that will arrive pre-installed on the first Chromebooks, which are expected to ship next month. [via TechCrunch]
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