While most companies with online products wait with announcements until they at least have a private beta somewhere, Xcerion, the Swedish company behind the XML-based Internet Operating System (their words, not mine) called XIOS/3, took another route. They’ve been calling their product revolutionary long before anyone except their developers could even try it out.

This, of course, doesn’t mean that it’s not revolutionary - it just means that we’ll reserve a healthy dose of skepticism until we can try XIOS/3 out. Fortunately, this moment draws near, as Xcerion just announced that XIOS/3 is currently in beta stage.

However, this is still private beta, aimed primarily at developers; the public beta - you know, the one you can actually try out - is scheduled for “later this year”. Well, until then, you can feast on the screenshot below and hope that XIOS/3 will really deliver once it’s out.

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