It's hard to believe that it has almost been a year since Google Chrome first burst upon the scene but in that time the browser has seen improvements and very soon even Mac users will have their ...
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A blogger reading about Chrome noticed a bit of AdSense fail, for Google's own product.
[Source: Intershame]
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I have been using Chrome since the first day that the beta made its way to the web and I haven’t regretted it at all. In fact I wouldn’t want to use any other ...
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There is no denying the fact that Google is a big believer in cloud computing and web based software. In fact much of their future growth is built on the principal of getting as ...
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There were, and still are, a lot of naysayers about Microsoft’s recent reworking of its search offering and subsequent launch of Bing. Its impact on the whole search business was never expected to be ...
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I’ve been stewing over this bucketful of crap about the European Union wanting to give Microsoft the good old underhanded grab because Opera is whining about how it can’t get any market share away ...
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Opera is getting into the game of speedy JavaScript processing with a new JavaScript engine called Carakan. The under-development engine is said to be 2.5 times faster than the engine available now in Opera 10.
That engine -- ...
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Microsoft's Internet Explorer has lost market share for its seventh straight month.
New numbers released by Net Applications show IE dropping to 67.55 percent of the worldwide browser market. That's 0.6 percent less than it had one month ...
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Since the first release of Google Chrome hit the web I decided to make an concentrated effort to use more and more of the Google apps like Gmail, Gtalk, Chrome, GReader and Docs along with a smattering ...
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Google has just released its third beta version of its Chrome browser -- and, by all accounts, its competitors may actually be thrilled.
First, the new release: Chrome version 0.3.154.9 is expected to go out to users automatically ...
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Greasemonkey, the oh-so-handy customization tool for Firefox, is now coming to Google's Chrome browser, too.
The expanded extension, first revealed on the Google Operating System blog, is becoming available before Chrome's official extension API has even hit the ...
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Mozilla is revealing new details about features in the works and targeted release dates for the upcoming Firefox 3.1. Beta 1, the company says, is on track to launch next week. It'll include new options ...
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