Google I/O 2013 kicked off today and the company talked about almost everything (almost I say, because the only absence was the announcement of Android 4.3). During the 3.5 hours keynote the search giant unveiled a new redesigned Google+, which looks a lot like Pinterest and Facebook, demoed a new standalone Hangouts app, and showed [...]
It seems that Google Now maybe making its landing to the Windows version of Chrome and Chrome OS, new beta release of the software reveals. The new integration of Google’s version of Siri was hinted by engineers after mentioning the feature in the latest release of Chromium. Currently there is a new option added to the back-end of [...]
If you are using the latest beta version of Chrome, you might have noticed a new notification at the bottom-left corner that said: “Chrome has auto-updated with bettar spell check! Try the “Ask Google for suggestions””. This is how the search giant is letting you know that they have updated the spell checker dictionary and that your [...]
It appears that Google wants users to get more familiar with Chrome OS with the release of the “Chrome app launcher” for its popular web browser in all major platforms, which is sort of a new Start menu, but only for Chrome apps. Google says that users will have the same experience as the app [...]
If you are actively trying to protect your privacy online, you may have heard of Do Not Track Plus. Well, now the free tool for Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox and Safari — but no Opera — has a new name, DoNotTrackMe, and a new set of updates that brings a new user-interface designed to make [...]
Do-Not-Track is a feature that is gaining popularity among web browsers software, e.g., Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer, and now Google Chrome, starting version 23. This feature is related to privacy and it allows people to decide whether they want to be tracked online by web servers. If enabled, it’ll mean that you won’t be tracked [...]
Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browser out there today. Now Chrome 20 has been released and while there are some new improvements, tweaks and bug fixes, you can still get even more juice out of the web browser by enabling some experimental features. Features that most of the time end up [...]
Today during the Google I/O event in San Francisco, the company pushed Chrome 20 to the stable channel, so you can download and start using it right now. In this latest release of the web browser from the search giant, you’ll find a slightly new user interface with some cosmetic tweaks, you will notice this [...]
Good news! If you’ve been using Chrome for a while now, you know that it is an awesome web browser. Well now you also be happy to know that a Metro style version will be soon available for Windows 8 too. Chrome in Metro is being designed to work well in the traditional desktop and [...]
Google Chrome 19 is just going to make it much easier for users who like to keep many open tabs in the desktop and mobile devices. All of this means that you’ll never again have to be concerned about forgetting the name of a website or a specific article that you were reading at work, [...]