As part of its effort to graduate its Chrome browser to the upcoming Chome OS, Google is working to add device orientation to the browser’s capabilities. Not that orientation — the ability for an app or OS to know that up is up and down is down — is all that revolutionary of a breakthrough
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July 7th, 2010
Google preps tablet-friendly Chrome that knows ‘what’s up’
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Tags: api, browser-itself, chromium, firefox, google-grail, iphone, orientation, racingJuly 7th, 2010
Google preps tablet-friendly Chrome that knows ‘what’s up’ – Register
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Tags: api, apple, browser-itself, chromium, google-grail, iphone, orientation, oriented-notes, racing, the-open-source, upcomingAs part of its effort to graduate its Chrome browser to the upcoming Chome OS, Google is working to add device orientation to the browser’s capabilities. Not that orientation — the ability for an app or OS to know that up is up and down is down — is all that revolutionary of a breakthrough.
December 3rd, 2009
Download Google Chrome 4.0.249.22 Dev channel update – Softpedia
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Tags: anthony-laforge, api, apple, chrome, editor, linux, mountain, opera, operating-systems, project, source, technologyDownload Google Chrome 4.0.249.22 Dev channel update By Marius Oiaga , Technology News Editor 3rd of December 2009, 08:57 GMT Adjust text size: Even though it shared the source code for Chromium OS and is pushing ahead with its Google Chrome OS , the Mountain View-based search giant continues to focus on the evolution of the Chrome browser. Early adopters can now grab a new release of Google Chrome for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Build 4.0.249.22 has been made available for download through the Developer channel for Google’s open source browser, which serves releases that are a few steps ahead of those offered through the Beta channel, which in their turn outpace the Stable versions of the app.