Many people are used to having lots of tabs opened simultaneously while browsing, a habit which tends to consume a lot of resources. Not long ago, Google Chrome was the best choice for those who were looking for a fast browser, even for the computers with low RAM amounts. Now, these computers can find themselves in a little struggle with [...]
Regarded by some as the innovation of 2012, Google Now wants to be a hit in 2013, as well, by expanding beyond Android. If this is not a a gauntlet that Google is throwing down in front of Apple’s Siri, then I don’t know what it is. Google Now also makes use of another new project that Google has been [...]
Shockwave Flash, the invention that changed our online experiences almost a decade ago, has grown into such a mess, that several companies have chosen to completely abandon the software and users grow to become less needy, each day. While HTML5, the technology which is bound to replace it, is still seeing difficulties in adoption, people like me and you need [...]
Not long ago, somebody was making fun of the fact that there aren’t touch-enabled MacBooks on the market yet. The appearance of so many Windows 8 hybrids and powerful tablets on the market has effects on the Google camp, as well. Rumor has it that Google might be working on releasing a touch version of Chromebook. And the most interesting [...]
For us, TeamViewer has always been the weapon of choice whenever we needed to solve distant problems, be them big or small. Although there are lots of programs that can offer remote access with ease, even the one included by Windows 7 itself, we have searched for those that are user friendly and that can get the job done in [...]
Google is known to the entire world for the educational and charity work it has been doing all over the years. A recent example is the involvement done by Google in the funding of the Raspberry Pi project. Besides Google.org and Google Non-Profits, the teams at Google have been putting their creative minds at work on many other projects, sometimes to [...]
On the second day of Google I/O 2012, Google announced that the world’s most popular browser, Google Chrome will now come to the iPhone & iPad. The Chrome app should be on the Apple App Store later today. Now, iPhone & iPad users can sync all their tabs, bookmarks, and credentials across all their devices, including Mac, PC, Android & [...]
For some of market researchers, Chrome OS might seem like a bad strategy coming out of Google headquarters but is everything so black and white? Google plans to make the new operating system run much faster than what we were customary used to and not to mention more secure (it’s Google’s obsession, isn’t it?). Chromebox: No, Google Hasn’t Abandoned Chrome [...]
Google Chrome is one of the top choices of users surfing the Internet today and has constantly been competing with Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft’s Internet Explorer for the number one spot in the most popular browser top. Chrome came to see the light of day in 2008 and is based on the WebKit layout engine. Google Chrome Becomes Most Used [...]
Gmail is continuously adding new important features to make it compelling enough for users who have stayed with native email clients to start using web apps like Gmail. The latest one is a small but important feature that enables users to set Gmail as their default email client in their browsers. So, the next time you open Gmail on Chrome, [...]
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