Currently in beta, Cloudo is described as offering everyone a "free of charge computer" as it lets "every computer, in school, at work, at your friends' or even in the library" become your own. That is, Cloudo lets you log in to your user account from any location. Cloudo is also reasonably flexible: you can skin the user interface (UI), and developers can also develop their own applications for the platform.
Cloudo is expected to officially launch next year, but you can try the beta for free.
Now at , Glide, included in our list of the , syncs your online desktop to your mobile device, allowing for a fairly constant connection to your data.
This Flash-based Web desktop supports multiple users, just like your home PC, and offers an impressive 20GB's of cloud storage, all without any ads.
A project which started in the summer of 2008, Jolicloud is currently an invitation-only affair. Jolicloud is targeted specifically at netbooks, much like Chrome OS will be. A wide range of compatible devices can be found , and the list is growing.
The idea behind Jolicloud is to , removing the need for costly software with Web alternatives.
You can follow Jolicloud's progress on .
EyeOS is one of the most established cloud-centric OSes, having been around since 2005. Since its launch the open-source cloud computing OS has gone on to .
With a wide range of bundled software--including office software and a development environment--EyeOS is a great alternative to Chrome OS. You can .
We're not to sure what Microsoft would make of this one. Powered by Silverlight, mimics the desktop environment of Windows 7.
Offering many of the basic programs that ship with the real deal, such as Paint, Notepad and Solitaire, Windows4All is more of an experiment rather than a legitimate Web OS. Either way it still makes for an interesting in-browser experience.
This makes up just a few of the currently available web-OS'. If you try any or are using any, then be sure leave your recommendations and comments below!
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