Second, some users are apparently reporting seeing an alert in their version of Chrome that asks them if they want to “test drive” a new Chrome notebook. We haven’t been able to confirm this, but have heard something about how the launch of the hardware that runs the OS will be in some sort of “test drive” mode.
Third, it looks like there will be at least two games installed by default with Chrome OS: Entanglement and Poppit, developer Peter Beverloo noticed the other day. It would seem that these two games (made by third-parties) will be in addition to the regular group of Google Apps like Gmail, Calendar, Docs, etc, that will be default apps for the new OS.
Fourth, a number of partners will be on hand at the event today to show of things for both Chrome OS and the Chrome Web Store we hear. Expect some other big games to be a part of this.
It still seems as if Chrome OS will be a bit half-baked at this time, but a very limited “test drive” should help them iron out some bugs quickly. At least Cloud Print looks good to go. More to come.
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Authors: MG Siegler