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by Alex Dobie
May 16, 2013
Missed yesterday's keynote and announcements? Here's a quick-fire look everything you need to know
Google I/O 2013 kicked off at Moscone West in San Francisco yesterday, with keynote ann...
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by Sean Brunett
May 15, 2013
Google has shown off what's new in search at Google I/O and during the keynote they announced improvements to conversational search, Google Now and the Knowledge Graph. We've had conve...
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by Andrew Martonik
May 15, 2013
Save substantially on your mobile data usage when using Chrome and Youtube
As the Google I/O 2013 keynote gets moving along, Google is getting into some of the new technology it is using to save...
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by Alex Dobie
May 13, 2013
New Android head says 'It’s not a time when we have much in the way of launches of new products or a new operating system'
Newly-appointed Android head Sundar Pichai says the compa...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
May 10, 2013
What's in the boxes isn't nearly as important as what them being there means
Look at that pallet of swag. Some people think it may be a pile of Chrome devices to give to attendees, other...
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by Andrew Martonik
Apr 17, 2013
Quickly add, delete and modify your Google Keep items in a new window
We haven't heard a whole lot of news about Google Keep since it was launched just a few weeks ago, but if you are a Keep...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Apr 03, 2013
Initial work focuses on internal improvements and brings very little change for web developers
Update: Chrome developer Alex Russell has an excellent read on this for those interested.
On the C...
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by Alex Dobie
Apr 03, 2013
Chrome 26 for Android hits the stable channel, also brings improved performance and bug fixes
Google Chrome for Android has hit version 26, bringing with it the ability to sync passwords and aut...
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by Rene Ritchie
Mar 25, 2013
Don Melton, former Engineering Director of Internet Technologies at Apple, talks to Guy and Rene about open-sourcing Mozilla, building Nautilus, creating WebKit -- the rendering engine now u...
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by Alex Dobie
Mar 21, 2013
Google's Chrome Experiments are wacky technological showcases designed to demonstrate what's possible with a modern web browser. And the latest of these experiments is a doozy -- World Wide ...
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by Alex Dobie
Mar 21, 2013
With the recent news that Chrome boss Sundar Pichai will be taking over from Andy Rubin as head of Android, together with Android features like Google Now starting to show up in Chrome OS, there'...
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by Sean Brunett
Mar 13, 2013
Google has announced today that Android founder and longtime leader Andy Rubin will be leaving the Android team to explore a "new chapter at Google." Larry Page posted the announcement on ...
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by Andrew Martonik
Mar 08, 2013
Chrome for Android (stable, not beta) has just received a small follow-up update to the large version 25 release from last week, with mostly behind the scenes performance enhancements. There are une...
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by Andrew Martonik
Feb 27, 2013
The latest Chrome Experiment out of Google shows off the power of sync between devices with a fun little game called "Super Sync Sports". Head to chrome.com/supersyncsports on your compute...
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by Alex Dobie
Feb 27, 2013
The stable version of Chrome for Android has received a major upgrade, from version 18 all the way up to 25 -- the version that was in beta until recently. Major changes include significantly impr...
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by Alex Dobie
Feb 07, 2013
Google has once again updated the Chrome beta channel for Android, bringing the pre-release browser up to version 25.0.1364.74. The new update fixed compatibility issues with the Samsung Galaxy S2, ...
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by Andrew Martonik
Feb 04, 2013
The screenshot above, while not Android, is extremely interesting regardless because of what it may be showing off. Posted by developer François Beaufort, what's seen here is a Chrome OS ...
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by Andrew Martonik
Feb 04, 2013
The last few months have brought us quite a bit of new hardware on the Chrome OS front, and that's continuing today with HP's Pavilion 14 Chromebook. This is HP's first entrance into the...
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by Richard Devine
Jan 26, 2013
Full screen browsing is top of many an Android fans wish list for Google's mobile version of the Chrome browser. On smartphone screens in particular, display space is important. It seems it migh...
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by Andrew Martonik
Jan 18, 2013
Since a proper Chrome Beta channel app came into the Play Store, we knew we'd be in for some frequent updates. Alongside a new icon that has a black/white "BETA" tag on it, rather than...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Jan 10, 2013
Good news everyone! The Chrome Beta channel for Android kicks off today with version 25.0.1364.8. Like the Beta channel for the computer, it's a preview of features and fixes that has alrea...
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by Andrew Martonik
Dec 08, 2012
Google just keeps on closing the gaps between its products, as today we're seeing that the Chrome team is getting ready to put Google Now into the Chrome browser. An eagle-eyed user spotted code...
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by Victoria Ho
Nov 28, 2012
Chrome for Android has been updated to fix some stability issues, says Google.
This news comes on the back of Google’s announcement last week on their Google+ page that it will bring mobile C...
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by Richard Devine
Nov 27, 2012
Reports from the Far East starting to emerge are suggesting that Google is looking to further expand its Chrome OS device portfolio with an own-brand offering in Q1 2013. A report in the China Times...
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by Andrew Martonik
Nov 12, 2012
More than a few jaws hit the floor when Google announced its latest Samsung Chromebook at the amazing price of $249. Well, they've just one-upped that price with an Acer model that hits the magi...
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by Alex Dobie
Nov 01, 2012
Updates are now pushing out for two major Google apps on the Google Play Store. First up is Google Chrome, the de facto default browser for Android 4.0 and above. ARM-based devices are updated to Ch...
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by Andrew Martonik
Oct 22, 2012
Update: Looks like the $249 price was right. The Chromebook seems to have sold out, and is now listed as "coming soon".
Google's new Chromebook, made by Samsung, is available in ...
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by Andrew Martonik
Oct 18, 2012
Chromebooks, Google's thin client browser-only laptop experiment, are getting a refresh today with a new cheaper option. The new Chromebook seems to have similar design features as the prev...
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by Sean Brunett
Oct 16, 2012
Google has just announced the availability of the magazines you purchase via Google Play in the Chrome browser with a new web reader. Until now, if you bought magazines, you could download them to y...
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by Alex Dobie
Sep 25, 2012
The Internet's in a bit of a tizzy this morning over reports from a Korean news that Samsung has begun development of its own WebKit-based mobile browser, to be used in future smartphones.&...
