G.ho.st is a quasi-OS for The Cloud, and it’s been reported they want developers to write apps on top of their technology, using The Cloud instead of desktops.

Read Write Web describes the G.ho.st services as:

A fabulous, ambitious virtual operating system, G.ho.st launched at Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco two years ago. The browser-based computers allow users to leave their desktop, files, and applications in the Amazon-hosted cloud and access them from just about any place or device with an internet connection.

It’s great to see The Cloud as a more useful platform for productivity, and obviously divShare looks to help lead the charge in this.  See the entire story on this at: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/ghost_virtual_computing_adds_api.php

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