Google steals ideas in Apple, Forbes believes

Forbes magazine believes that the leading world Internet company Google, which stated that in the first half of 2010, will release its own Google Chrome OS operating system, stealing the ideas from Apple.

“Why does Google steal Apple ideas? A brief answer: because they are good. Long: because it does not have its own,” the newspaper writes.

Market analysts note that it is not a literal "espionage". To steal information in a company that carefully protects its commercial secrets and even gives products at the development stage of code names is quite problematic.

Nevertheless, Google, in fact, began to copy the steps of his competitor. "The parallel reflects the difference in the cultures of the two companies - Apple acts, and Google reacts," Forbes believes.

The Chrome OS operating system is a basic program that is a link between applied programs and hardware. Google nine months ago released its first browser - Google Chrome, which, according to it, is currently using more than 30 million people.

"Google announced this week that he would soon offer an operating system for PC and netbooks, which was an attempt to dig a hole for Apple with his OS X operating system. And this is only the latest example of copying the Google Business of Apple," the magazine notes.

The Google Chrome OS will have open code and will be compatible with both processors on the X86 architecture and with RISC processors. The operating system will be based on the Linux OS core. The company notes that this project is independent of the previously created company android, designed for mobile devices.