Google adds Netflix and Hulu support, offline Gmail, Calendar and Docs ‘this summer’

May 11th 2011
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Google adds Netflix and Hulu support, offline Gmail, Calendar and Docs this summer

Google’s currently inside the strategy of detailing Chrome OS’ latest improvements and there are several big ‘uns: Netflix and Hulu support right out of the box for the pair of latest Chromebooks — one from Samsung and one from Acer . A much better file manager has also been added to the approaching version of Chrome OS, plus offline versions of Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Docs — all might be available for Chromebook users this summer.

Chrome OS at Google I/O 2011

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