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August 26th, 2010
How Do Google’s Free Phone Calls Impact Chrome OS? – OStatic (blog)
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Tags: article, browser, custom, events, facebook, interview, media, microsoft, phone, source, videoAugust 23rd, 2010
Google Chrome OS tablet in repeat rumorfest – Register
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Tags: aol, apple, browser, chrome, chromium, download, download-squad, israel, linux, microsoft, open, windowsRumors continue to swirl around Google’s efforts to challenge the Apple iPad. Last week, the AOL-owned Download Squad told the world that Google, Taiwanese hardware manufacturer HTC, and US wireless carrier Verizon will launch a Chrome OS tablet on November 26, and now, the Israel-based Haaretz claims that the so-called “gPad” will include multitouch technology from Israeli outfit N-trig, whose tech is currently used in Windows tablets from HP
August 21st, 2010
Chrome 6 Beta May Hint at Mythical Chrome OS Tablet – Reuters
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Tags: browser, chrome, drawing, google-chrome, hypothetical, iphone, tablet, vimeo-launches, weather, workBy Alessondra Springmann at PC World Fri Aug 20, 2010 8:05pm EDT The latest beta of Chrome 6 is out, and its menus havw been optimized for touch–complete with buttons for copying, pasting, as well as zooming in on a page.
August 20th, 2010
Google opens Chrome Web Store to devs – Register
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Tags: api, apple, browser, chrome, current, google-chrome, mobile, store, store-payments, the-storeGoogle is now allowing developers to upload applications to the as-yet-un-open Chrome Web Store, an online gallery of web applications and web extensions for the company’s Chrome browser and its upcoming Chrome OS operating system. “Developers can now start uploading apps and experiment with packaging them, installing them in Chrome…and integrating our payments and user authentication infrastructure,” the company said in a blog post . Earlier this week, 1Up.com reported that the store will open in October, but Google has yet to confirm this date.
August 16th, 2010
Internet Explorer 9 Beta Coming in September – DaniWeb (blog)
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Tags: browser, browsing, custom, explorer, firefox, internet-explorer, internet-marketing, marketing, microsoft, news, story811,618 members Join DaniWeb Member Log In Trending Hardware & Software Software Development Web Development Internet Marketing Business Exchange Community Center Hardware and Software > Microsoft Windows > Web Browsers > Internet Explorer 9 Beta Coming in September Web Browsers News Story Ad: 0 Internet Explorer 9 Beta Coming in September by EricMack on Aug 16th, 2010, 3:27 pm We got the news in our Firefox browsers this week that a beta release of the next version of Microsoft’s stodgy Internet Explorer is due out September 15th. In Redmond’s classic trying-too-hard style, the launch will come at an invitation-only event in San Francisco, according to PC Magazine . The invitation site for the event features some snazzy HTML5 coding action, including an animated word game.
August 14th, 2010
Google Chrome’s Remoting feature shows up in Chromium with enterprise implications – Downloadsquad (blog)
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Tags: browser, daily, download, enterprise, facebook, iphone, microsoft, travel, utilities, widgetsSkip to Content Android coverage by humans AOL Tech AOL MAIL Download Squad Main Windows Mac Linux Web Mobile Android About Send Feedback Filed under: OS Updates , Google , Beta , Browsers Google Chrome’s Remoting feature shows up in Chromium with enterprise implications by Lee Mathews ( RSS feed ) Aug 13th 2010 at 11:15PM We’ve known about Google Chrome’s “Chromoting” feature for some time.
July 26th, 2010
What is the Chromium Project? – Helium
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: browser, chrome, chromium, chromium-project, gain-access, google-chrome, nears-release, news-articles, official, side-project, table-border, the-official, users
Tags: browser, chrome, chromium, chromium-project, gain-access, google-chrome, nears-release, news-articles, official, side-project, table-border, the-official, usersCNET What is the Chromium Project?
July 11th, 2010
TechCrunch: Google investing in Zynga to prepare for Google Games – TechWhack (blog)
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Tags: beauty, browser, computers, facebook, games, gaming, investment, nintendo, online-game, playstation, plugin, search, social, television, timeContribute Disclaimer Authors Copyright & Privacy Policy Contact us Broadband Forum Classifieds Home Tech News Business Software Hot! Videogames Tips & Tricks Broadband & Telecom Press Releases Advertise here TechCrunch: Google investing in Zynga to prepare for Google Games July 11th, 2010 Leave a comment Visited 9 times, 9 so far today TechCrunch: Google investing in Zynga to prepare for Google Games TechCrunch has reported that as per their sources, Google has invested heavily in Zynga Games. The investments are pretty secretive in nature as there have been no such announcements by either of the two companies.
June 29th, 2010
Google Chrome OS creator takes job at Facebook, announces switch on Twitter – BusinessWeek
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Tags: browser, business, electronics, entertainment, facebook, financial, management, online, project, recession, undergraduateBloomberg BusinessWeek Business Exchange Advanced Search Search Search Date All Within the last week Within the last 2 weeks Within the last 30 days Within the last 60 days Within the last 90 days Within the last 180 days Within the last year Within the last two years Custom Type All Articles Podcasts Slide Shows Video Channel All Asia Business Schools Europe Global Innovation Finance Lifestyle Magazine Management Small Business Technology Top News Author Search Cancel Tuesday June 29, 2010 Available on the iPad Home Blogs Columnists Economics Green Business In Your Face Money & Politics Newsletters The Debate Room Videos What’s Your Story? Finance Finance Home Companies Economy Industry News Investing Blog Learning Center People Overview Real Estate Investing Retirement Planning Sectors & Industries Stocks Stocks & Markets Technology Technology Home CEO Tech Guide Columnists Computers Consumer Electronics Digital Entertainment Internet Investing Mobile & Wireless Product Reviews Software Hands On Innovation Innovation Home Architecture Auto Design Brand Blog Columnists Design Game Room Innovation Index Marketing Media Blog NEXT Blog Management Management Home Business Schools Board of Directors Book Reviews Career Management Case Studies Columnists Jobs Leadership Management IQ Blog Team Management Small Business Small Business Home Financing Policy Sales & Marketing Small Business Blog Smart Answers Starting a Business Viewpoints Global Global Home Asia Europe Europe Insight Blog Eye on Asia Blog IDG Google Chrome OS creator takes job at Facebook, announces switch on Twitter June 28, 2010, 4:34 PM EDT More From Businessweek Overhaul of Financial Regulation on Path to Obama?s Desk Florida Officials Want to Run Cleanup With BP?s Funds (Update1) After Disaster, Oil Service Bargains for Long-Term Investors Saab Lives?for Now Sprint Says Evo 4G Phone Breaks One-Day Sales Record (Update3) Story Tools e-mail this story print this story digg this save to del.icio.us add to Business Exchange By Jon Brodkin Google’s Matthew Papakipos, the engineering director who started and led the project to create the Chrome operating system , has been hired away by Facebook. Papakipos announced his job change Monday afternoon on Twitter , writing “Now that Chrome OS & WebGL are in good shape, it’s time for something new.
June 28th, 2010
The Best Browser: Summer 2010 Edition – PC Magazine
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Tags: browser, browsing, copyright, electronics, firefox, internet, motorola, summer, surfing, video, workSubscribe Try PC Magazine Digital Edition: now only $1/month Sign up for Free Email Newsletters from the PCMag Network Get PCMag.com headlines on your desktop with RSS Home REVIEWS Â Categories Consumer Electronics Desktops Digital Cameras HDTVs Laptops MP3 Players Netbooks Phones Printers Security Software MORE > Top Reviews Apple Mac mini (HDMI) Apple’s Mac mini raises the bar yet again for ultra small form factor (“mini”) desktops.