04/04/2012, Google has continued their march towards mobile domination by updating their Chrome Web Store, throwing in a slew of new features so that your life becomes a whole lot easier whenever you want to discover new apps as well as extensions. This can be very helpful, since the number of apps and extensions in the Chrome Web Store has organically grown to hit the tens of thousands figure. In fact, […]

03/30/2012, Google has just rolled out their latest version of the Chrome Web browser, bumping up the version number to 18. Of course, since this is the latest version of the extremely popular Web browser, you can be sure that there will be plenty of fixes introduced to the final release, giving you an extremely pleasant user experience. It seems that up to 9 security glitches were fixed and included in […]

03/28/2012, Great hardware, without the right kind of software, amounts to nothing, and for those who has the Google Chrome as your favorite Web browser on your desktop or notebook, take note that the latest stable channel release of Chrome delivers improvements to both Canvas2D’s speed and WebGL’s reach. GPU-accelerated Canvas2D on capable Windows and Mac computers have been enabled, and when you translate that into everyday English, it would mean […]

03/12/2012, If you’re planning to use Windows 8, it looks like you won’t have to be stuck using Internet Explorer. Following today’s earlier announcement of Firefox staring development, Google has also announced that it’s working on a version of Chrome that runs on the Metro UI of Windows 8. Surprisingly, the Metro UI Chrome won’t be based on the recently released Android version of the web browser. Instead, it will be […]

03/08/2012, Pwn2Own saw the Google Chrome browser fall for the first time in public, and over at the CanSecWest security conference , the very same browser has also been exploited by a brilliant community member known as Sergey Glaznov, who claims bragging rights (as well as a cool $60,000, of course). The Chrome Stable channel has been updated to 17.0.963.78 on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome Frame, where issues concerning Flash […]

02/29/2012, Indonesia seems to be quite the technology hotbed, with Angry Birds for Facebook being launched there on Valentine’s Day this year, and now we have word that Internet search giant Google has decided to launch their Chrome Web Store in Indonesia. While the company and branding is international, there is still some local flavor attached to the launch, where apps such as Kompas Editor’s Choice, Prambors, and Kapanlagi are also […]

02/28/2012, Security is always a hot button issue when it comes to computers, and it goes without saying that companies do place a premium on ensuring their system remains as secure as possible. Google has upped the ante where security is concerned surrounding their Chrome browser – by placing a $1 million bounty on offer to those who are able to hack its Chrome browser successfully when the CanSecWest security conference […]

02/24/2012, There’s been a lot of fuss over internet privacy recently, and to appease the angry mob Google has announced that it will be including a new feature in its Chrome web browser. According to Bloomberg, Google has announced that it will be including a “Do Not Track” button in Chrome. When activated, the user’s browsing history will not be given away to Google and other web services for tailored ads. […]

02/20/2012, Google’s Chrome web browser might not be on the majority of Android devices out there right now, but that doesn’t mean it’s not going to be a priority for Google to work on. CNET recently interviewed Chrome’s Senior Vice President, Sundar Pichai, to find out more about the web browser’s future and Google’s plans for it. According to Pichai, Google has got some big plans in store for Chrome for […]

02/17/2012, The technology preview version of Google’s Chrome browser has at least one thing good going for it – it enables programmers to give Dart a go, which is Google’s part in improving on JavaScript’s shortcomings which has proved to be a longtime irritant in rival browsers. According to Google programmers Anton Muhin, Vijay Menon, and Pavel Podivilov, “This release of Chromium with Dart VM integration is a technology preview, and […]

02/08/2012, Chrome for Android Beta was introduced just yesterday, and we already know that there will not be any Flash support for it – but it sure did not take long for users to discover some Easter Eggs on the latest mobile browser which runs only on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich devices. We do know that Chrome is smart enough to keep track of just how many tabs you have […]

02/08/2012, Google released Chrome for Android yesterday, and today it pushed out an update for the desktop version of its web browser. The latest stable version of Chrome now has features that were present in the beta version of Chrome that was released last month. This means users will get an improved Omnibox that autocompletes URLs to sites you’re likely to visit, and Chrome will even prerender the page so that […]

01/31/2012, If you’re a fan of Google and you want to show your love for the search engine or its Android operating system – you now get a chance to do it with some accessories. Google recently worked together with Modify Watches to come up with a bunch of watches featuring Google-inspired designs. Available in three designs, you can choose between a Chrome watch, an Android watch or a regular Google […]

01/12/2012, Google has just introduced several changes to its hugely popular Chrome app that enables you to access your Gmail account even when you are offline. The best feature of this bunch would be the ability to select just how many days’ worth of offline mail you want to view, where they range from one week, two weeks, and all the way to 31 days. This does seem to come in […]