Google releases Chrome and Drive for iOS
Who said that Google's I/O conference isn't an important event for iOS users? Google just announced that it's adding iOS support to its Drive cloud storage service and Chrome web browser.Google's own cloud storage, which launched back in April, is already available for download at the iTunes store, while Chrome is still on the way, but should arrive later today.Google Drive is... full story
More news more news
Hands On with Chrome Office Viewer
Google is porting one of the Chrome operating system's most features to its implementations of Chrome for Windows and Mac: the capability to view Office documents from the Web right in your browser. Similar to the way you can view PDFs in Chrome, Google is offering a beta version of an extension called Chrome Office Viewer to read Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files without...
pcworld.com (24 days ago)
Google lets iOS apps direct users to Chrome instead of Safari
Google is helping third-party iOS app makers send their users to Chrome instead of the default Safari browser. It's yet another step in the company finding ways to reach its users on Apple's own platform.
gigaom.com (12 days ago)
Google Now for Mac hinted in latest Chromium update
The know-it-all Google Now app could make its way from mobile devices to Macs soon thanks to the implementation of the Chrome OS notification center in the Mac OS X version of Chromium. "Mac users will be happy to know that rich notifications are being implemented on Mac," said Chromium Evangelist François Beaufort in a Google+ post today. "It's still under heavy development...
techradar.com (12 days ago)
Google Chrome snaps, crackles and pops in new system updates
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...
techradar.com (2 months and 17 days ago)
Google Chrome App Updates Bring Speed, Better Sharing
Google pumped up its mobile Chrome apps today, launching a faster, more responsive Android option and improved search and sharing for iOS owners.
pcmag.com (2 months and 17 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...
pcworld.com (5 days ago)
Google Voice search hits Chrome with Hotwording: “Ok, Google”
Google’s Conversational Voice Search system has been living on both iOS and Android for either weeks or months – this week it’s coming to the Chrome web browser for all devices complete with a command familiar to Google Glass users: “Ok, Google.” This system will allow users to speak with natural language – conversational, that ...
slashgear.com (5 days ago)
Hands on: Chrome for iOS adds full-screen, save to PDF
Google recently reheated the browser wars with the announcement that it would be switching rendering engines for Chrome. But despite iOS’s prohibition on non-WebKit-based browsers, the search giant isn’t letting its version of Chrome for Apple’s mobile platform languish. The latest update to Google Chrome for iOS adds a few new features that make it an even more...
macworld.com (1 month and 9 days ago)
Gmail App Now Opens Links in Chrome, YouTube, Google Maps
Google on Monday released an update to its Gmail iOS app that allows for links to be opened in other Google apps, provided they are installed on a user's iOS device.
pcmag.com (13 days ago)
‘Google Now’ Reportedly Coming to iOS, Chrome OS, Windows 8
There is nothing else out there quite like Google Now. It's arguably the single best feature found in Android Jelly Bean, and soon, it seems, it'll be coming to iOS, Windows 8 and Chromebooks everywhere.
wired.com (2 months and 9 days ago)
Technology all Technology news
Madden 25 Plus NFL Sunday Ticket...
What's Yahoo Announcing at Its Event...
Gadgetwise Blog: Power and Protection in...
Samsung takes on Google and Apple with...
Verizon HTC One speculation returns as...
Calif. Teen Invents 20-Second Cell Phone...
Internet all Internet news
Chinese hackers resume attacks on U.S....
April Jones trial: Murder accused Mark...
Review: Connectify Dispatch combines...
Attack on Telenor was part of large...
Samsung readies world's most...
Improve performance with a hard drive...
Science all Science news
UK to Send First Astronaut to Space Station
Giant Carnivorous Plant Found In Silicon...
Scientist at Work Blog: Thwarted by...
Edward Scissorhands Fossil Found
Candy Totally Won't Make You Fat, Says...
Dot Earth Blog: A Plan to Bring...
Scitech all Scitech news
What happens when Google and NASA build...
94% of UK adults would rather live...
Tornado winds: how fast can they get?
Computer visionary says he knows who...
Scientists create the smallest droplet...
The waterproof shorts with built in 'dry...
PC Games all PC Games news
Dead Island Riptide PC review (Photos)
'Assassin's Creed 4': Under the Black...
Roccat Kone Pure gaming mouse review...
‘Call of Duty: Ghosts’ rumors and...
Advertisement
Most read
The Jolla smartphone is now official,...
Samsung Galaxy S III Android 4.2.2...
Sony Xperia UL announced in Japan
See the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active for the...
Most popular
See the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active for the first time
The Samsung I9295 Galaxy S4 Active has been in our rumor mill for quite some time. The latest...
The Jolla smartphone is now official, priced at 399
The first Jolla smartphone is finally official and it's simply called Jolla. The device is...
Samsung Galaxy S III Android 4.2.2 firmware leaks
SamMobile have managed to get their hands on an upcoming software update for the Galaxy S III....
Follow us
