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Google Chrome Now Available On Android

Google Chrome, the second most popular Internet browser, is now available on Android. Currently, it's in beta and only for 4.0 ICS devices. Chrome has been out since 2008, but it never did come to mobile devices. This ... continue

Google Chrome Incognito

Although it kicks Firefox's ass, Chrome does have its own limits. continue

Google Chrome Could Be Billion Dollar Business Says Internet Analyst

When we think of Internet browsers, we think of a free means to access and enjoy everything the Internet has to offer. However, there's money behind Internet browsers such as Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc. Internet analyst ... continue

MAME arcade emulator ported to Google Chrome

Fans of arcade classics were rejoicing when a port of MAME (Multime Arcade Machine Emulator) popped up on the iTunes app store back in December, but all of the excitement quickly led to disappointment as Apple removed ... continue

Bastion getting ‘Stranger’s Dream’ DLC next week

Supergiant Games announced today that new DLC, titled "Stranger's Dream", is on the way for Bastion next week on both PC and Xbox 360. Those who downloaded Bastion on Steam for free automatically when the DLC is made ... continue

Samsung Series 5 Chromebook Coming To Europe June 24th

The Samsung Series 5 Chromebook is about to give folks in Europe their first taste of the Chrome OS and it's set to arrive this Friday, June 24th. The Friday debut will offer several models including the €399 ... continue

Google Updates Chrome OS, Offers It to CR-48 Owners Through OTA

Anyone using Google's CR-48 netbook can now update their systems with the company's newest OTA version 0.12.433.48 which brings with it some much needed fixes. Included in the update is Flash 10.2.158.22, a new file manager context menu ... continue

Play Angry Birds online for free

Google - the enemy of all productivity? Last year the search engine giant gave the world free browser-based Pac-Man. This year, it's free Angry Birds. This is the start of the collapse, people. Next year, we'll all ... continue

Google Announces December 7th Chrome Event

On December 7th in San Francisco Google will hold a press conference to discuss some "exciting news about Chrome." While we can't be sure the news will focus on Google's soon to be released Chrome OS, it would ... continue

Google Chrome OS Consumer Launch Delayed Until 2011, But Not Completely

Google Chrome OS won't be ready for download in 2011, at least that's the current news from Acer's Jim Wong. Wong told a group of reporters at the company's global press conference that Acer would employ the operating ... continue

Google to offer free wi-fi on three domestic carriers for holiday season

Google announced today that it has teamed up with three American airlines to offer customers free wi-fi on domestic flights with Gogo Inflight Wi-fi. The service, which normally costs $11 for a 24-hour pass (or $5-$8 for a ... continue

Google Chrome OS About To Sneak Up On Everyone This Month

Faint whispers in smoky hallways (maybe not so smoky considering tech companies are in California where smoking is almost illegal) are leading some sites to believe that the Google Chrome OS will release this November. Yes I ... continue

Chrome surpasses Safari in US popularity, now ranked third

Google's Chrome browser has passed Apple's Safari out into third place for US browsers, a milestone the newer browser option achieved in the UK last October. Chrome, which debuted in October 2008, has been steadily gaining on Mozilla's ... continue

Google confirms Chrome OS release in ‘late Fall’

Yesterday, reports circulated that Google had banned internal use of Windows due to "security flaws." Today, Google confirmed a Q4 release for the much-anticipated Chrome OS at an Asian trade show: "We are working on bringing the device later ... continue

Google announces Chrome Web Store at Google I/O

Today at Google I/O, Google announced a yet-to-be-opened Chrome Web Store for web-based applications. Although the app store looks like it will be set up in Chrome, "anyone using a modern browser that supports these web technologies" (such ... continue