Posts Tagged ‘Chrome’

Google Chrome 4.1 Beta released, brings auto-translator and more

2, Mar 2010

Google has rolled out a new Chrome build for its beta channel and is calling it Chrome 4.1 Beta. The Beta version brings with it two new options namely automatic web page translation and a useful bunch of privacy settings.

Chrome for Mac Beta updated, brings extension support

11, Feb 2010

Back in December, Google unveiled the much awaited Chrome for Mac Beta. Even though the release was welcomed with both hands it did lack a few important and highly demanded features such as extensions support and bookmark synchronization. Google has rolled out an update for the Beta version of  Chrome for Mac , which I [...]

Google slowly but surely killing IE6 support

30, Jan 2010

We all know what happened to Google in China and which browser was used to perform this nasty act. Yes, it was none other than IE6. Google has decided to bring the IE6 support to an end, which seems a little late for me. Anyhow, starting from 1st March, Google Docs and Google Sites won’t [...]

Bring the Google Voice to Chrome via Google Voice extension

26, Jan 2010

Yesterday, we informed you about the arrival of version 4.0 of Chrome for the Windows platform. The highlight of the latest release was without any doubt the inclusion of extensions that provide useful additional functionality for the browser.  Want to give Google Voice the front seat on your Chrome? Then Google Voice extension is the [...]

Google Chrome updated, brings bookmark sync and extensions love for all

25, Jan 2010

Google continues its trend to push out small updates of its browser which we all know as Google Chrome or simply Chrome. Yet again they have rolled out another update.  This time the stable channel has been updated. The latest upgrade is available for the Windows platform and brings with it interesting stable features such [...]

Say no to insecure Internet Explorer – advises German government

16, Jan 2010

BSI, the German Federal Office for Security in Information Technology has officially advised its citizens to avoid using Internet Explorer, all versions of IE to be more specific. The federal office recommends to continue this practice until Microsoft releases a fix for the latest zero day flaw which caused the recent hacking attack on Google.

Google Chrome outsmarts Apple’s Safari, secures third spot in market share

3, Jan 2010

New figures for browser share are out and they bring good news for Google Chrome – Google’s very own Chrome browser has overtaken Apple’s Safari for the first time. Web metric company Net Applications‘ figures (shown below) for December showed that Google ended 2009 with its highest ever share. 4.63 per cent of all users [...]

Firefox 3.5 goes past IE7 for the first time, takes revenge of Netscape death

22, Dec 2009

Firefox 3.5 has reached a new milestone as it has gone past Internet Explorer 7 market share. This is really huge as this is the first time a particular version of  Firefox browser from Mozilla has gone past Microsoft’s IE. However, Internet Explorer still dominates the market sahre when you combine all of its browsers [...]

Chrome gains third spot, pushes Safari down to 4th spot

16, Dec 2009

Chrome has gone past Safari in browser market share, according to a recent study by a Web measurement company called Net Applications. Net Applications performs analysis and keeps track of the browser habits of 160 million unique visitors on a monthly basis. Currently, Chrome is placed at the 3rd spot pushing Safari down to 4th [...]

All you need to know about Chrome in 5 minutes

12, Dec 2009

Google just continues to amaze us. As a matter of fact it has been doing this throughout the week. It has been just a few days since the arrival of Chrome for Mac Beta. If you want to grasp quickly what Chrome has in store for you, then you must watch the very cool and [...]


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