2010 sure went fast. It seems like just a few months ago we were waiting patiently to board a flight home from CES in Las Vegas – basking in the ubiquitous free WiFi gifted to travelers across the country from Google in a gesture of holiday cheer. What more could a tired tech team want? How about [...]
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No Comments »In what can only be described as an underhanded jab at Apple, Google has decided to endorse and include Adobe’s Flash technology in future versions of its extremely popular Chrome web browser. As the proxy wars between these two companies heat up on several fronts, such as Apple’s lawsuit against Google smartphone ally HTC, Google undoubtedly [...]
Posted in Google, Internet, PCs and Laptops, Software, Web Browsers, Web Technology Tags: Adobe, Adobe Flash, API, Apple, Google, Google Chrome, HTML5 No Comments »Google Chrome is quickly becoming the best web browser available, as evident by its steadily increasing pace of adoption by web users and its installation on new PCs by companies like Sony. It’s faster, more secure, and less resource intensive than IE and Firefox. And having recently enabled extensions, which can selectively add tons of useful [...]
Posted in Google, Internet, PCs and Laptops, Software, Web Browsers, Web Technology Tags: Chrome Extensions, Google, Google Chrome, Google Voice No Comments »I’ve been using Google’s Chrome web browser for about a year now and, unlike my initial impressions of the Chrome OS, love it. It loads pages faster and uses fewer system resources than IE and Firefox. Unfortunately, its only stable release is for Windows. Until today. Google has finally released versions of the browser for [...]
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