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Google Chrome Browser for iPhone, iPad and iPod iOS Devices - Features, Details with Direct Download Link
Posted by Unknown on Sunday, July 15, 2012
If you're Google Chrome Web Browser user of Desktop PC version than you must know the features, specification, performance and unlimited useful extensions of it, now good news for Apple iOS devices users that new Google Chrome Web Browser for iPhone, iPad and iPod has been released for iOS Smartphones and Tablets and i recommended iOS device users to try it once because it will boost up your Web Browsing experience on Mobile Platform. As of now Apple Safari Web Browser is the default and built-in Web Browser for iPhone, iPad and iPod iOS devices and iOS device users didn't have anyother option till yet but now iOS device users have got the Best Web Browser option for their Mobile Platform which is Google Chrome Web Browser for Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod devices with unlimited useful extensions available for iOS Mobile Platform.
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Google's ChromeBox and ChromeBook Features, Specification and Price Details
Posted by Unknown on Friday, June 8, 2012
After the successful launched of Google's Chrome OS last year 2011 with Google's own first-generation Chromebooks, the response from people was really great in terms of selling of Google's and Samsung's Chromebook. Google's netbooks had also got some amazing reviews from general public worldwide. Google has now bounce back and announced the new, improved and updated Chrome OS with the collaboration of Samsung. Google and Samsung has already announced the two new Chrome OS products with the new Samsung Series 5 550 ChromeBook and other is Google's and Samsung's ChromeBox. The Google's ChromeBbox is a fast, compact home and office computer with the ability of multiple USB ports and versatile display options.
Read Full Story »»Find Best Web Browser According to Your Needs - Browser Wars
Posted by Unknown on Friday, March 23, 2012
How Google Chrome beats the Web browser competition
Google Chrome's bounce in Web Browser market share indicates much more than just a successful ad campaign. In a market where users vote with their feet (and cursors), as many as one in five computer users now rely on a Web browser that only comes standard on a handful of Google-branded notebooks.
According to reports from tracking company StatCounter, ad network Chitika and online publisher ArsTechnica, Internet Explorer has lost as many as 11 percentage points over the past year. Internet Explorer commands just over half of the desktop browser market, with Firefox at 20 percent and Apple's Safari at over 5 percent. Opera and a handful of alternative browsers control the remaining 2 percent.
If you interpret those numbers as a flight to quality, Chrome has earned its reputation as the best Web browser on today's market. However, its competitors keep innovating, leaving plenty of consumer choice for casual Web surfers and heavy users alike.
Read Full Story »»Google Chrome's bounce in Web Browser market share indicates much more than just a successful ad campaign. In a market where users vote with their feet (and cursors), as many as one in five computer users now rely on a Web browser that only comes standard on a handful of Google-branded notebooks.
According to reports from tracking company StatCounter, ad network Chitika and online publisher ArsTechnica, Internet Explorer has lost as many as 11 percentage points over the past year. Internet Explorer commands just over half of the desktop browser market, with Firefox at 20 percent and Apple's Safari at over 5 percent. Opera and a handful of alternative browsers control the remaining 2 percent.
If you interpret those numbers as a flight to quality, Chrome has earned its reputation as the best Web browser on today's market. However, its competitors keep innovating, leaving plenty of consumer choice for casual Web surfers and heavy users alike.
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Browser Plug-In for Facebook Chat Customization
Posted by Unknown on Friday, January 6, 2012
If you're Facebook addicted and using Facebook Chat feature as your primary chatting tool than you're must aware of some of its conflict issues like you can't hide your offline friends, you can't disable the chat sidebar panel, you can't only display users who are online, you can't check friends profile while chatting etc. etc. and if you're not satisfied and need more features and more control over your Facebook Chat feature than you can do it by installing a Web Browser Plug-In named "ReFaceChat" which provides you total control over your Facebook Chat.
Read Full Story »»Google Punishes Itself After SERP Terms Violation - Google's Positive Response
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Google has takes a positive step after getting various criticisms on internet over violation of its own Search Engine Ranking Position (SERP) Terms and Conditions to gain more popularity and ranking on its own Search Engine "Google" for one of its own product Google Chrome. According to the story unveiled from SEOBook about "Pay Per Post (PPP) Campaign" tactics from Google to market Google Chrome on various low end profile Blogs.
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Web Browsers War between IE, Chrome and Firefox
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, January 3, 2012
The 2011 was the year to become the best Web Browser and the war was between the Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Google's Chrome, Mozilla's Firefox, Apple's Safari and Opera. According the statistics from StatCounter Global Stats report of Top 5 Best Browsers from Jan 2011 to Dec 2011, the Internet Explorer is still dominating the web browser war and has becomes the world's most use and popular browser of the year 2011, after IE Google's Chrome is leading the chart but with third spot and has beat the Mozilla’s Firefox market share in 2011, which is now holding the second place.
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Google Voice Search and Google Instant Images Feature Launched
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Google has recently launched its new search feature for Google Chrome users called Google Voice Search. Android users are very well aware of voice to enable Google Search feature because its self includes in Android-based Smartphones. According to the Official Google Blog, the company has just today enabled searching using its web site via voice for PC users. This new feature which is exclusively available for Google's own Chrome Web Browser at the moment. Users will be able to see a microphone icon on the Google Search button. Chrome users can simply click on it and speak their search phrase or terms (assuming they have a microphone installed of course). At the moment only English is supported by the new Google Search PC voice feature.
Read Full Story »»Play Angry Birds On Web Browsers - PC Version Available Now
Posted by Unknown on Sunday, May 15, 2011
Finally most popular game ever for mobile devices, Angry Birds is now available for PC's and users now can play Angry Birds Game within their PC's Web Browsers. Today at Google I/O Conference Google has announced the popular bird hurling game, Angry Birds for Chrome Web Store. The browser version of the game is now available and can be played at Chrome Web Store. But you are not limited to play it in just Google Chrome but also you can play it with any of your browser version either Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer.
Read Full Story »»Google Announced New Chrome Logo
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, March 22, 2011
At Chrome 2nd anniversary, Google has officially announced that they are redesigning the logo of Chrome web browser. The new design of Chrome Logo seems to be look cleaner and seems to follow the Chrome idea of making things simple. This information will surely helps those who have been using the developer builds of Chrome or Chromium should have started to see it pop up.
According to Google's Chrome blog statement, the general consensus by Google was that a redesign was needed to show the true meaning behind Chrome, in which the new logo “embodies the Chrome spirit, to make the web quicker, lighter, and easier for all.”
Read Full Story »»According to Google's Chrome blog statement, the general consensus by Google was that a redesign was needed to show the true meaning behind Chrome, in which the new logo “embodies the Chrome spirit, to make the web quicker, lighter, and easier for all.”
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Mozilla Firefox 4 Officially Released - Download and Install Now
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Now no more wait for Mozilla Firefox 4 Final Build, Mozilla has officially released it Firefox version 4 web browser for users all over the world. After releasing a second Release Candidate version of Firefox just over a week ago, Mozilla has finally signed off on version 4.0 and made it available to the public ahead of the official launch date of March 22.
The official final version of Mozilla Firefox 4 was originally scheduled to deliver in November 2010, but repeated delays saw the release schedule revised on more than one occasion. Based on the Gecko 2.0 engine, Firefox 4 sports an all new user interface, new ways to organize tabs, a revamped add-on manager, support for HTML5 video standards, multitouch support on Windows 7 and a range of performance and security enhancements.
Read Full Story »»The official final version of Mozilla Firefox 4 was originally scheduled to deliver in November 2010, but repeated delays saw the release schedule revised on more than one occasion. Based on the Gecko 2.0 engine, Firefox 4 sports an all new user interface, new ways to organize tabs, a revamped add-on manager, support for HTML5 video standards, multitouch support on Windows 7 and a range of performance and security enhancements.
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Chrome 10 Web Browser Released by Google
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Just after seven weeks of introducing Chrome 9, Google has now released its new version of Chrome 10 web browser. Google has removed support for H.264 and adding in a 66% faster JavaScript engine in its new Chrome version. This new release is also features the new Crankshaft JavaScript engine which was included with the recent beta.
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Google's CR-48 Chrome OS Laptop Runs Mac OS X & Windows 7
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, January 1, 2011
Google have launched its first of its kind Cr-48 Chrome Notebook. The Cr-48 Chrome Notebook is the test notebook designed for the Pilot program by Google. Google will distribute the laptop through its Chrome OS Pilot Program, in a sort of public beta. You actually have to apply to join the program, and there are going to be a limited number of the laptops available.
It's ready when you are, booting in about 10 seconds and resuming from sleep instantly. There’s built-in Wi-Fi and 3G, so you can stay connected everywhere, and a webcam for video chat. The vibrant 12-inch LCD display, full-size keyboard and oversized touchpad let you enjoy the web comfortably. And at just 3.8 pounds with over eight hours of active usage and a week of standby time, it’s easy to take along for the ride.
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Chrome 10 Includes Free HTML5 Games
Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Google is now experimenting with its new upcoming Chrome Browser Version 10. It seems that Google wants to include every new feature in Chrome 10, According to the sources Google is now integrating free HTML 5 Games in Chrome 10. According to the Google Operating System Blog the Chrome 10 Dev Channel build will include two HTML 5 Games; "Poppit and Entaglement". So If you are running the Dev Channel build, the games will install themselves automatically. If you don't want them you will need to uninstall them manually.
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Google Chrome OS Event And Web Store Schedule
Posted by Unknown on Saturday, December 4, 2010
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The company sent out invitations to an event next Tuesday, December 7, in San Francisco "where we plan to share some exciting news about Chrome," according to a copy of the invitation. No further details were provided.
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Auto Refresher Tool for Chrome Web Browser
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, November 17, 2010
If you are fed up with your browser hanging problem or slow connection and you continuously press F5 to refresh your web page to load it fast. Now your problem is getting solved by Google Chrome auto refresher tool. Now you can use this tool to refresh your browser without any hesitation of pressing F5 or clicking your mouse continuously.
A click on the Start button initiates the process, and the extension will from that moment on refresh the page in the given interval. It will continue to do so even if the tab becomes inactive. Users can switch to other tabs to continue their web browsing session without having to worry about refreshing the selected tab manually.
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Chrome 7 Vs. Internet Explorer 9
Posted by Unknown on Friday, September 24, 2010
Unless you’ve been living under a rock then you may have heard that Microsoft recently released a public beta version of Internet Explorer 9. Microsoft officials showed off some impressive stats against their competitors, claiming the first and only browser to deliver full hardware acceleration of all HTML5 content. Being first is great but is being second more important?
Microsoft’s bold claims are accurate but one has to remember the product is still in beta. Google on the other hand has a remarkable way of dishing out product updates with lightning speed. The web search giant is currently readying Chrome 7 which it claims will be 60 times faster than Chrome 6. 2D graphics performance and canvas acceleration is now available in trunk and canary builds of Chrome 7. “This system picks the best graphics API to use on each OS that Chromium supports: Windows XP/Vista/7, Mac OS and Linux”, wrote James Robinson, Software Engineer at Google.
During our early tests at Neowin using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer test drive site, IE9 still wins in canvas speed demos but Chrome 7 is greatly improved over previous versions. It’s important to remember that Chrome 7 is still in the very early beta stage so this could change significantly before it’s fully released. Google isn’t the only other browser looking at hardware acceleration. The latest beta builds of Mozilla’s Firefox also include hardware accelerated components for improved performance. It’s not yet clear when Chrome 7 will be available in non-dev form but Robinson says it’s coming. “With Google Chrome’s fast release cycles, we expect to be able to get these enhancements to users quickly and add new performance improvements over time.”
Google has also created a series of demos, ranging from an aquarium to 3D walls of photos. The demos show what is possible with the 2D accelerated APIs.
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Microsoft’s bold claims are accurate but one has to remember the product is still in beta. Google on the other hand has a remarkable way of dishing out product updates with lightning speed. The web search giant is currently readying Chrome 7 which it claims will be 60 times faster than Chrome 6. 2D graphics performance and canvas acceleration is now available in trunk and canary builds of Chrome 7. “This system picks the best graphics API to use on each OS that Chromium supports: Windows XP/Vista/7, Mac OS and Linux”, wrote James Robinson, Software Engineer at Google.
During our early tests at Neowin using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer test drive site, IE9 still wins in canvas speed demos but Chrome 7 is greatly improved over previous versions. It’s important to remember that Chrome 7 is still in the very early beta stage so this could change significantly before it’s fully released. Google isn’t the only other browser looking at hardware acceleration. The latest beta builds of Mozilla’s Firefox also include hardware accelerated components for improved performance. It’s not yet clear when Chrome 7 will be available in non-dev form but Robinson says it’s coming. “With Google Chrome’s fast release cycles, we expect to be able to get these enhancements to users quickly and add new performance improvements over time.”
Google has also created a series of demos, ranging from an aquarium to 3D walls of photos. The demos show what is possible with the 2D accelerated APIs.
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