06/28/2012, Following the official debut of the Google Chrome browser in the iOS platform today, it appears that the app is now hitting the charts by becoming the number one free app in the App Store. This is interesting considering the fact that the app has just been officially released in iOS a few hours ago. At the Google I/O developer conference today,  Vice President of Chrome Brian Rakowski demonstrated Chrome […]

06/28/2012, At the Google I/O developer conference today, Vice President of Chrome Brian Rakowski announced the availability of Google’s Chrome browser for the iPhone and iPad, making its first debut on iOS. Rakowski said that Chrome will be available for iOS 4.3 and higher devices and that it will be available starting today. Chrome will also support Chrome sync, a feature that will allow users to sync all their tabs, bookmarks, […]

06/28/2012, With each new release of a particular software or game, you can be sure that the efficiency ratio goes nowhere but up – most of the time, anyways. Of course, there are moments when companies actually fail to achieve what they originally set out to do, but Google does seem to have the formula down pat with the latest Chrome release that is in line with their timetable of a […]

06/27/2012, Just as you thought that all the news about Google is enough for one day, apparently there’s still more. And this one has been in queue for months. Chrome for Android beta version first arrived in February this year. Early this month, it was updated with a tad of stability and performance tweaks. Seemingly not enough, Google is finally announcing today that its Chrome for Android has left beta phase […]

06/26/2012, Lego toys are probably cemented in every kid’s memory and imagination. So whenever these kids grow up, the thought of “Lego Land” remains hidden in the subconscious mind. So when we got word that Google and Lego have teamed up to develop a platform that allows users to construct anything using Lego blocks, we were thrilled. It’s called Build, and yes, it’s a Chrome experiment. “Over the last few months […]

06/13/2012, So the new MacBook Pro with a Retina display has been announced at WWDC earlier this week, and we have already placed a pre-order in order to check out what is so fine and dandy about it, before working on a review and see if the Retina Display is worth all the extra money that you would drop for it. Having said that, we ought to soon see apps that […]

06/07/2012, Early this year, we’ve said that Mozilla is developing a dedicated Firefox browser for Windows 8. Google also announced that it is working on a Chrome version that will run on Windows 8. Now that the Windows 8 Release Preview has been launched, Google’s promised Chrome browser for Windows 8 seems to be in its final stages of development. Via its The Chromium Blog, Google said that the initial releases […]

06/07/2012, If you’ve made the switch over to the Chrome browser on your Android phone, you’ll be pleased to learn that an update for Chrome Beta is currently available for download. While no new features will be introduced, the update will be addressing several performance and stability issues and optimization, so if you’ve always felt that Chrome Beta was a bit lacking as far as your mobile experience is concerned, head […]

05/24/2012, Now this is a facepalm moment – Yahoo, so soon after rolling out their new Axis service, has just disabled the Google Chrome extension after a developer pointed out to Yahoo that the extension could be forged. According to a Yahoo spokesperson who confirmed the temporary shutdown, “Yahoo! takes online security seriously. We recently learned of a vulnerability with Yahoo! Axis on Chrome and immediately disabled the Chrome extension. We […]

05/21/2012, With Internet Explorer being preinstalled on Windows computers, for the less tech savvy and less adventurous, this will be their default choice of browser which could explain the browser’s huge marketshare. However in the recent years, third-party browsers such as Mozilla’s Firefox and Google’s Chrome browser have started to chip away at Internet Explorer’s marketshare and according to a report by analytics firm Statcounter, it looks like Google’s Chrome browser […]

05/17/2012, The Internet can be a very dangerous place if you are not familiar with the more subtle workings within and around, where case in point we have a piece of malware that mimics itself as a Chrome installer. This impersonation will actually work on stealing sensitive data such as banking information while stripping software that is meant to protect online banking transactions. Right now, the trojan seems to target users […]

05/15/2012, Google has just updated their Chrome browser for Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome Frame, bumping up the version number to 19 in its latest iteration. Apart from the slew of bug fixes as well as performance improvements, the spotlight is being pointed at built-in tab synchronizing, enabling Chrome users to open up a slew of tabs across a range of devices, ranging from tablets to smartphones which are powered by […]

04/24/2012, Google is very excited to get things going, especially when the Chrome browser for Android comes to mind. Following the much-awaited release of the Chrome for Android update, that brings along with it the capability to add bookmarks to the home screen while letting you view a desktop version of any page, is another exciting news. This time, it appears that the native browser will be out in its Beta […]

04/17/2012,   A couple of months ago, it was mentioned that Chrome for Android will improve by “leaps and bounds“, and I guess the latest update to Chrome for Android is a step in the right direction. Today’s update will see Chrome for Android Beta being made is now available in 31 more languages, and will also be released in all countries where Google Play is available. As for the other […]