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After several years of rumours on an operating system made by the search giant Google, the company made it official yesterday and will call it Chrome OS.

Here's a brief catch-up with the news of this week :

The most anticipated announcement for this year's World Wide Developers Conference is the announcement by Apple of the next generation iPhone. The new mobile phone is now official under the "iPhone G S" name, with the "S" meaning "Speed".

Apple has unveiled the nearly finished version of Mac OS X Snow Leopard during the World Wide Developers Conference which is taking place today in San Fransisco.

At the occasion of the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) which takes place in San Fransisco, Apple announced a renewed lineup of notebooks while dropping its pricing.

Apple's CEO, Steve Jobs could be back from medical leave as soon as this month, a Wall Street Journal report suggests.

Microsoft has made some impressive revelations of the technologies that will be used on its next generation game console during the first day of the E3 2009.