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Google is adding one of its search features to Chrome, marking the first time the search giant is using a proprietary component for the web browser. Known as Instant Pages, the feature is available in the beta version of Chrome [...]
In just a month and a couple of days Google released another major version of Chrome, bringing a few new or updated features and the usual horde of security fixes. Besides the security and a better hardware acceleration support, this [...]
In order to enhance the capabilities of Google Apps, Google will discontinue supporting older Internet browsers that are bereft of the latest technologies such as HTML5. To be specific, Google will only support from the previous major version of browsers [...]
Search giant company Google on Tuesday fixed a number of security issues in its popular browser, Google Chrome. Ironically, among the vulnerabilities are two exploits that could be used to avoid getting caught by the browser’s anti-exploit measures, according to [...]
When you own a large display for your computer, surely you would not think of how packed in the contents are on screen. But for owners of netbooks and tablets, the value of additional viewing space is ever high. Google [...]
Previously only available in Windows, the Canary build for Google’s popular Chrome web browser will soon arrive at Mac OS X. The Canary build is the least known channel in the development of Chrome. Three other channels are commonly used: [...]
Search giant Google has released version 11 of its popular web browser, Chrome. Besides the usual bug fixes, one major feature – which allows the browser to translate a user’s speech into text – is introduced in this new version. [...]
Google Chrome goes beyond protecting its users from malicious websites (thanks to its Safe Browsing feature) and extends a good hand by scanning and warning for malicious Windows executable files. So this time, Chrome does not only stop the distribution [...]
Google has shown off the very first builds of Chrome OS (or Chromium OS as the open source version is called). It is really a developer preview and Google aren’t planning on releasing the final version for another year. Here are 5 things you really need to know…
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