Google's Chrome browser to be available on Apple's iPad, iPhone
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Chrome, Google Inc's Internet browser, will be made available on the iPhone and iPad, two hot devices manufactured by Google's fierce rival Apple Inc. The development, announced on Thursday at Google's I/O developer conference in San Francisco, could further expand the reach of Chrome in the intensely fought browser wars. Launched in 2008, Google's browser overtook Microsoft's Internet Explorer in May as the world's... full story
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Google released updates for its Chrome browser across Windows, Linux, Android and iOS on Monday, adding minor features and tweaks to all four operating systems.Chrome iPhone and iPad were updated to version 25, adding "long press" on the back button, which lets users view multiple recently visited pages, plus the ability to share web pages via messages, Google said in an...
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In the near future, using Google’s Chrome web browser on a PC will become a lot more like using a Chromebook. That’s because the app launcher, which has been a core part of the Chromebook experience, is on its way to Windows. The launcher sits directly on the Windows taskbar, right next to the Start button (or hot corner, if you’re using Windows 8). Click on it, and up pops...
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Google Now, a proactive personal assistant, available for iPhone, iPad
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Chrome OS experience comes to Android mobile browser
Here at Google I/O, the company is discussing their Chrome web browser, and they’ve announced that the browser has reached 750 million active users, which is up from 450 million users last year, which is quite the increase. However, the company showed off how they’re working to evolve the Chrome browser in order to enjoy ...
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Why your Chrome browser is about to get smartphone-like rich notifications
Google prepped developers on how to create rich, actionable notifications in Chrome for web apps back in February. Now, the supporting code is in the browser for Windows and Chrome OS devices. Is Google Now next?
gigaom.com (1 month and 9 days ago)
How to restore Google Chrome's missing buttons in Windows 8
Now that I'm running Windows 8 for at least part of my workday (much to my chagrin), I'm doing my best to make it hospitable. And for me, the first step is installing Google Chrome, my preferred Web browser. So I dropped into Desktop, fired up Internet Explorer, downloaded and installed Chrome, and set it as my default browser. Then I ran it, signed into my Google account,...
pcworld.com (1 month and 6 days ago)
Google Chrome: How to make it faster, smarter and better than before
If you aren't using Google Chrome yet, you should be. When it comes to browser speed—and especially JavaScript performance—Mozilla and Microsoft can't compete with Google. But Chrome can go even faster if you're willing to make some adjustments under the hood. To help with that effort, we've gathered for your consideration a few of our favorite free Google Chrome....
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TechBit: Google Now arrives for iPhone and iPad
Apple users get the chance to see what all the fuss over Google Now is about, thanks to an update from the company that brings Google’s version of the personal assistant to the iPhone and iPad. The app plugs into users’ Google accounts to offer personalized information — traffic status, nearby restaurants or packages you may be expecting — based on information pulled from...
washingtonpost.com (14 days ago)
Updated: Google Now for the web spotted again in Chrome code
Update: Google Now may be spreading its wings to iOS as well, if a now-yanked YouTube video is to be believed. The vid looks to be a low-res promotional spot for Google Now on the iPhone and iPad, though it may be a fraudulent flick or a never-was project.Exciting times are seemingly happening...well, now.Original article...The popular Google Now feature built into Android...
techradar.com (2 months and 7 days ago)
Google shows off Chrome improvements for better, faster mobile browsing
Google called its Chrome browser “the most popular browser used in the world” during Wednesday’s Google I/O keynote. And the company used that occasion to present updates to Chrome on both desktop and mobile, as well as new developer tools for Chrome. Google says Chrome usage continues to grow dramatically. While Chrome OS was mentioned, Sundar Pichai-Google’s senior vice...
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