02/04/2013, Even though Twitter doesn’t have as many active users as Google+ and Facebook, I still prefer to use it as my go-to platform to share all of my future meals, communicate with celebrities and share my random thoughts. Tweetbot for iOS has been the premier Twitter application for both hardcore and casual Twitter users, and it’s received an update that adds a ton of support to some third-party services.

01/31/2013, A new version of Chromium for Windows was released recently, and which already should be cause for celebration, but it seems an eagle-eyed developer has spotted some code within the latest build in order to allow for a notification center to be enabled. In order to see the notification center for yourself, you’ll need to toggle the “Enable Rich Notifications” flag in chrome://flags once you download the latest build of […]

01/31/2013, There is a spanking new Android statue on Google’s campus, but this one is a bit of a loner. The reason I said that is because it is not placed alongside the rest of its dessert themed brethren, but rather, looms above those who walk under it, albeit it does look somewhat friendly with an outstretched arm. You can add a new Chrome Android statue to the growing family of […]

01/25/2013, Google has ensured that the latest Chrome for Android beta will remain in step with the times, where the Internet search giant had always done a pretty bang up job in ensuring both its desktop and Android browsers remain closely connected, and offering new features to its mobile app frequently so that the more popular Web technologies will see action even when you are on the move. Well, Google has […]

01/18/2013, Heads up Chrome users! Google has just made its Chrome browser even more secure. Announcing the good news on its blog, the company says that it is now supporting Secure Sockets Layer or SSL for omnibox searches on Chrome without the need to sign into Google. That’s right, you won’t have to sign-in in order to enjoy the security benefits of SSL encryption. The update starts with Chrome 25, which […]

01/15/2013, Google has just released a spanking new beta version of Chrome for Android-powered handsets, and this is done through the Chrome Beta Channel. The Chrome beta program that was announced last week will allow Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and above device owners to test pre-release builds of the Chrome browser. This latest beta will definitely squash some of the known bugs, including the ability to edit bookmarks and jump […]

01/10/2013, It seems that today is a good day for those using Google’s Chrome, as the most recent Chrome Stable release will enable you to boot up to a faster browser. Now that the madcap and hectic holiday season is more or less over, and you should have gotten back into the groove of things where being at work is concerned, why not kick back, grab a cuppa and in Google’s […]

12/19/2012, Santa is going to kept very busy this coming Christmas, as there are presents to be delivered across the world, and all of it must be done in one night. Have you ever wondered just how he does it? I am quite sure that magic has something to do with the entire equation, but as we are more and more technologically inclined, perhaps it is time to keep track of […]

12/11/2012, If you were wondering what caused the Google Chrome service disruption yesterday, good news because we’re finally hearing an answer from a Google engineer. Explaining what happened on the Chrominium developer forum, software engineer Tim Steele says that the issues were caused by a problem on its Google Sync service. As you know, Google Sync is a web service from Google that synchronizes services across mobile devices and desktop programs. […]

12/10/2012, If you’re a regular reader of Ubergizmo, then we could safely assume you are a user of some Google services, including Gmail and maybe even Chrome. That also means you were probably extremely annoyed earlier today as Google experienced some outages in its Gmail services, with problems extending to its Chrome browser as well. At 12:30 P.M. ET, Google took notice of the service disruption an informed the public with […]

11/28/2012, After testing pre-orders for books on Google Play, after updating Google Drive to support spreadsheet editing on mobile, and after adding more supported languages on YouTube, the Mountain View-based technology behemoth is also announcing that it has updated Chrome app for iOS. Perhaps, the best feature of version 23.0.1271.91 is Passbook integration. This simply means that iOS users can now save their boarding passes and tickets from the mobile browser. […]

11/28/2012, There are some out there who are willing to bet their life that Google’s Chrome browser is hands down the best web browser available, something that used to be used to describe Mozilla’s Firefox. I guess times have changed, and for folks who follow the Chrome scene, some of us might wonder how come the desktop version of Chrome is right now at version 23, while Chrome for Android seemed […]

11/08/2012, Music is an art that transcends language. It also uses technology as a conduit for progress. The folks over at the Google Creative Lab has released a very interesting interactive web application that enables friends in different locations to play music together in the Chrome browser on their computers. Being a guitarist and a drummer myself, I was thrilled upon hearing the news. It’s called JAM with Chrome, and everyone […]

11/07/2012, Chrome added a Do Not Track feature to its 23rd build, released yesterday. Do Not Track is a W3C specification for browsers to add a feature that’s been included in browsers like Firefox for a while. It basically tells connecting webservers that the browser doesn’t want to be tracked, and it’s up to the individual server whether to acknowledge that wish. It’s turned off by default, though, so if you don’t want to be […]